This legislation has been repealed.
(1) Fertilizer shall
not be sold as “Agricultural Lime (First Grade)” unless it —
(a)
consists of at least 80% fine material capable of passing through a test sieve
with an aperture size not exceeding 0.6 mm; and
(b) has
a neutralizing value that is at least 75% of the neutralizing value of pure
calcium carbonate.
(2) Fertilizer shall
not be sold as “Agricultural Lime (Second Grade)” unless it
—
(a)
consists of at least 60% fine material capable of passing through a test sieve
with an aperture size not exceeding 0.6 mm; and
(b) has
a neutralizing value that is at least 50% of the neutralizing value of pure
calcium carbonate.
(3) Fertilizer shall
not be sold as “Pelleting Lime” unless it —
(a)
consists of at least 99% fine material that is capable of passing through a
test sieve with an aperture size not exceeding 0.053 mm;
(b) has
a neutralizing value that is at least 90% of the neutralizing value of pure
calcium carbonate; and
(c) has
a ph value of not more than 9.8 using a limestone to water ratio of not less
than 1:5.
[Regulation 7 inserted in Gazette
30 October 1998 p.5994.]
[ 8. Deleted in Gazette 30 October 1998
p.5994.]