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Iowa has become the leading egg producing state in the U.S. It’s common to see large-scale egglaying units in many parts of Iowa. Although most plants ship the eggs intact, some facilities have begun to ship liquid eggs. One egg-breaking operation in northern Iowa produces approximately 15 tons of ground eggshells daily. Several other egg-breaking facilities are also operating in Iowa. The eggshells at most locations are ground, stockpiled, and applied to farm fields. Farmers want to know if the eggshells have any value as a liming source, and if so, at what rate they should be applied.

Can Ground Eggshells Be Used as a Liming Source?