lime amendment
[laɪm əˈmɛndmənt]
nounpl: lime amendments
correção com calcário
1. The application of lime (calcium carbonate or calcium hydroxide) to soil to neutralize acidity and improve soil fertility
Lime amendment was necessary to raise the pH of the acidic soil in the garden.
A correção com calcário foi necessária para elevar o pH do solo ácido do jardim.
2. An agricultural practice of adding lime-containing materials to acidic soils to enhance nutrient availability and support plant growth
The farmer applied lime amendment to the field before planting crops.
O agricultor aplicou correção com calcário no campo antes de plantar as culturas.
Lime amendment is a fundamental agricultural practice in both Brazil and the USA, particularly important in regions with naturally acidic soils. In Brazil, this technique is especially prevalent in the cerrado region of the midwest and in coffee-growing areas, where it is essential for improving crop yields. The practice reflects both countries' commitment to sustainable soil management and agricultural productivity.
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