Liming Soil

This training addresses lime quality and liming management to enable nutrient management planners, staff from WVU Extension, USDA NRCS West Virginia, West Virginia Department of Agriculture and West Virginia Conservation Agency, and farmers to better understand and improve the management of liming to modify soil pH for nutrient management and crop production.

Liming Soil Educational Videos

Liming Soil Resources

• Liming Principles & Lime Products
• The Value of Agricultural Limestone
• WVU Extension Ag Limestone Tool
• Lime & Liming Management
• Soil Sampling & Testing
• West Virginia Agricultural Liming Materials Law 19-15A
• West Virginia Agricultural Liming Materials Regulations 61-6A

Get Expert Help

WVU Extension has specialists and agents who can answer your questions about liming soil.

Jeff Skousen

WVU Extension Specialist – Land Reclamation, Professor of Soil Science

304-293-2667
JSkousen@wvu.edu

About Jeff Skousen

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