Recent content by Fishheadbob

Lots of regional variables like where you live, distance from supplier, which lime, etc., but figure roughly $30 per ton.

Check your PH. I've heard buttercups are an indicator of low PH as they're supposedly fond of acidic soil. When I had horses they wouldn't touch buttercups. And maybe see if the goaaats can eat them; cheaper than limestone.

Determine what you want covered, then talk to both companies. They will probably make some suggestions you had not thought about. Choose the one which suits you best. You won't hurt anyone's feelings when you choose one over the other as you are dealing with salespeople, they are used to rejection.

Limestone sounds like a good start with moss and goldenrod but invest $20 or so in a soil test before you start throwing money willy nilly

Ounce and a quarter is all you need. No matter what strength it can take up to two weeks to see results.

I always felt that as soon as green paint is applied the price skyrockets. Then again, 10 years ago after a lot of tractor shopping I was about to bite on a New Holland and stopped in the Deere store not expecting anything. They made me an offer I couldn't refuse, so I own one. They really...

That is a long time. Shop around for the best interest rate you can find, interest can make a huge difference in the amount of your payment. With a good interest rate you could possibly get into a shorter term.. I would suggest you look at the total you wind up paying over 7 years. A salesman is...

Don't do it. My father and I neutered a cat, the cat barely survived, my father was a surgeon. Look for a feral cat organization near you.