Dolomite granules for soil conditioning provide a controlled, long-acting solution for acidic, leached, and magnesium-depleted soils. Radhe Enterprises supplies dolomite ball granules engineered for direct broadcast on degraded farmland, plantation blocks, and rehabilitated industrial land. Each granule slowly neutralises soil acidity while replenishing calcium and magnesium that intensive cropping and high-rainfall leaching strip away.
Soil conditioning programs across rice belts, tea estates, sugarcane farms, and horticultural operations rely on consistent mineral content and predictable particle behaviour. Our granules are screened to 1–5 mm with low moisture, allowing uniform spread density on mechanical applicators and stable storage in warehouses through humid conditions.
For international buyers and large agricultural distributors, factory-direct bulk pricing and export-ready documentation from Bhavnagar reduce procurement friction across the supply chain.
Technical Specifications
Factory-Direct Pricing
15–30% lower than marketplace rates. No middlemen.
Technical Overview
Soil acidity reduces nutrient availability, mobilises aluminium and manganese into toxic ranges, and limits root development. Granular dolomite raises soil pH gradually through carbonate dissolution while simultaneously supplying magnesium, often deficient in long-cropped tropical and subtropical soils. The ball form prevents the rapid surface reaction that powdered lime exhibits, lowering the risk of pH spikes and burn in young root systems.
Applications and Soil Use Cases
Acidic upland and lowland soils: Dolomite granules correct pH from 5.0–5.5 toward agronomic targets near 6.0–6.8 over multiple weeks.
Plantation and orchard floors: Long-cycle crops benefit from slow mineral release between fertilizer rounds, reducing the need for repeat liming.
Industrial soil rehabilitation: Mining reclamation, depleted brownfields, and degraded grazing lands use dolomite to rebuild mineral stocks before establishing new crops or pasture.
Key Benefits
Stable mineral content batch to batch. Granular flow on mechanical spreaders without bridging or binder additions. Controlled dust during loading and field application. Compatible with NPK and micronutrient programs as either a direct amendment or a co-applied carrier.
Packaging and Export Information
We pack soil conditioning dolomite in 50 kg PP bags or 1 MT jumbo bags for bulk programs. Containerized export shipments include moisture barrier liners and sealed jumbo formats, with FOB Mundra/Kandla/Pipavav and CIF options for Africa, Middle East, and South Asia destinations.
Why International Distributors Choose Radhe Enterprises
Direct manufacturing eliminates trader margins. Our team supports agronomy questions on rate selection, grade matching to local soil tests, and packing customization for warehouses and dealer networks. Repeat-buyer programs include scheduled monthly volumes and quality records that match audit requirements.
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View full categoryFrequently Asked Questions
Can dolomite granules over-correct soil pH?
Granular dolomite reacts gradually, which makes over-correction less likely than fast-reacting powdered lime. We still recommend soil testing before large-scale application so the rate matches existing soil chemistry.
How long does soil conditioning with dolomite last?
Effects of a single appropriate-rate dolomite application typically persist for 2–4 cropping seasons depending on rainfall, crop intensity, and parallel fertilizer use. Long-cycle plantation crops often see longer benefit windows.
Is dolomite suitable as a sole soil conditioner for export markets?
For pH and Ca/Mg deficiency, yes. For organic matter rebuild or micronutrient correction, dolomite should be paired with compost, biochar, or targeted micronutrient inputs, depending on the destination soil profile.
Do you provide a quality test report with each export shipment?
Yes. We provide a per-lot quality test report covering CaO, MgO, moisture, and particle size for every export consignment.