
Empowering Farmers, Transforming Agriculture.

Empowering Farmers, Transforming Agriculture.
Over time, soils in many parts of Uganda—especially in high rainfall areas such as Central, Western, and Eastern regions—become acidic. This is due to continuous farming, nutrient leaching, and overuse of chemical fertilizers. Acidic soils reduce the availability of important nutrients and limit your crops’ ability to grow and yield well.

Dear farmer, have you noticed that despite applying fertilizers and using improved seeds, your crop yields are still going down? Do you observe yellowing leaves, stunted growth, or poor root development even when you follow the right practices?
The problem could be your soil’s acidity.
Over time, soils in many parts of Uganda—especially in high rainfall areas such as Central, Western, and Eastern regions—become acidic. This is due to continuous farming, nutrient leaching, and overuse of chemical fertilizers. Acidic soils reduce the availability of important nutrients and limit your crops’ ability to grow and yield well.
Fortunately, there is a solution. Agricultural Lime, commonly known as Agric Lime, is a proven, natural, and cost-effective input that restores soil health and brings back the productivity of your land.
What is Agric Lime?
Agric Lime is a fine, natural powder made from ground limestone (calcium carbonate) or dolomite. When applied to acidic soils, it reacts with the acids and helps raise the soil pH, creating a better growing environment for your crops.
Why Ugandan Farmers Should Use Agric Lime
When and How to Apply Agric Lime
Best Time to Apply
Apply Agric Lime before the planting season, during land preparation. It works best when incorporated into the soil two to three weeks before planting.
Application Rate
Depending on your soil type and acidity level, use between two to five bags per acre. The exact rate should be based on a soil test to determine your current pH and lime requirements.
How to Apply
Spread the lime evenly across the field and mix it into the topsoil using a hoe, ox-plough, or tractor. For perennial crops such as coffee or bananas, apply lime around the base of the plant (not touching the stem), then lightly incorporate it into the soil.
Real Stories from Farmers
Joseph, a maize farmer in Masaka, says:
“I used to apply fertilizer, but my yields kept falling. After testing my soil and applying Agric Lime, the results were amazing. My harvest doubled.”
Mary and Patrick, coffee farmers in Mityana, report:
“After liming our coffee plantation, we saw greener leaves, more flowers, and better berry formation. Lime has made a huge difference for us.”
Packaging and Availability
Agric Lime is available in 25 kg, 50 kg, and 100 kg bags. We serve smallholder farmers, commercial growers, and cooperatives. Bulk orders are available for farmer groups, NGOs, and agribusiness projects.
Where to Buy
You can purchase Agric Lime from our shop at Container Village, Kingsway Plaza, room F9, or call us on 0771830747 0r 0709717844. We also offer delivery for bulk orders.
To place an order or get more information, call or WhatsApp us at 0771830747.
Special Offer
Farmers who purchase 10 or more bags get a reduced price.
Conclusion
Acidic soil can quietly rob you of profits. But with Agric Lime, you can restore your soil, increase your yields, and improve your income. Do not wait until your soil is too exhausted. Start liming today and secure your farm’s future.
Healthy soil leads to healthy crops, and healthy crops lead to a better livelihood. Agric Lime is not just a soil amendment—it’s a game-changer for Ugandan farmers.