Who is the proponent of the Lime potential concept?
"Lime potential" relates to a soil's ability to accept and utilize agricultural lime (calcium carbonate) to counter soil acidity. It is determined by factors such as cation exchange capacity (CEC), calcium, and magnesium content, with a higher lime potential indicating the soil's capacity to effectively neutralize acidity and improve fertility for crop cultivation.
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