The process is simple, it’s what DMac love doing...
 

• The first step is to identify the acidic areas within the field. We travel across the field, targeting poorer areas, to create a pH map using GPS logged points. These are then used to create a lime application map with recommendations.

  • The logarithmic scale is used to calculate how many tonnes of lime/ chalk are required per hectare to correct this issue.

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• Mapping the field in this way allows the farmer to get a birds eye view of where the problem seems to be occurring. When agreed the problem needs addressing the pH map then acts a visual aid for both the farmer and the potential contractor.
   

• When on farm we can also identify suitable and safe tip sites. Later providing the haulier all the information required for safe and easy delivery of any products.

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• When given the go ahead we contact the quarries and haulage companies to work out the cheapest and most practical solution to fit around the farmer’s needs.
   

• Our hauliers are reliable and great to work with. They will work around the clock to ensure that the product is delivered on time to the farm, allowing the contractor to then complete the job quickly and efficiently.
   

• We have long-standing relations with many contractors within the area. They are very able and competent, cracking on with the job in a manner that means all can carry on without stress; whilst doing a fantastic job and always leaving the site looking as tidy as possible.