Lime on your land promises better yields and soil aid
Established 1890 lime ad touts benefits for farms. It claims lime loosens heavy soil, improves drainage, prevents erosion, and leads to bigger fruit and grain yields. It boasts scientific and commonsense support and urges use on land with long-standing soil issues.
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