Aerial view of the Great Southern Lime pit at Nullaki, a pale limestone pit with trucks, surrounded by coastal bush

Nullaki · Albany · Western Australia

Agricultural lime from the Great Southern, for the Great Southern

Screened limesand from our pit at Lot 9005 on the Nullaki peninsula. Independently tested, and close to the farms that use it.

75.5%

Bulk neutralising value
Lime WA audit, January 2026

3mm

Screened limesand
99% passes 1 mm

28.4%

Calcium
Magnesium 1.1%, sodium nil

NMI

Verified loader scales
So you get the tonnes you pay for

Our lime

Local and reliable

Great Southern Lime supplies high-quality agricultural lime from a Tamala limestone ridge on the Nullaki peninsula, between Albany and Denmark.

Soil acidity holds back yields across much of the Great Southern. Lime corrects it. The closer the pit, the lower the freight, so more of your spend goes on lime and less on trucks.

  • Crushed and screened on site
  • Tested under the Lime WA Code of Practice
  • Weighed on verified loader scales
  • A short run to farms across the Great Southern
Aerial view of the pit on the Nullaki peninsula, with the coast behind

Products

Lime, and what else comes out of the pit

Agricultural lime is our main product. Crushing and screening the limestone also gives us by-products, which are available by arrangement.

Close-up of screened agricultural limesand

Agricultural lime

Screened limesand for correcting soil acidity. Bulk NV 75.5 in the January 2026 Lime WA audit.

Close-up of 20 mm limestone aggregate

By-product

Limestone aggregate, 20 mm

Screened limestone aggregate.

Close-up of a pile of limestone rubble

By-product

Limestone rubble

Unscreened limestone rubble.

For by-product availability and pricing, email sales@greatsouthernlime.com.au.

Quality

What's in the lime

Neutralising value (NV) measures how much acidity a lime can correct, compared with pure calcium carbonate at 100. Particle size matters too: finer lime works faster. The figures below come from a sample collected by DPIRD and tested by an approved laboratory for the Lime WA independent audit.

Lime WA product information sheet, 19 January 2026 (ref. LWA 26-02)
Sieve range (mm)% of sample by weightNeutralising value %
0 – 0.1250.480.9
0.125 – 0.2511.577.5
0.25 – 0.562.074.0
0.5 – 1.025.178.6
Over 1.01.074.6
Weighted average NV75.6
Bulk NV75.5

Results are for a single sample collected on one day. Lime occurs naturally and varies; moisture is not stated because it changes with the season.

Ordering

Order lime or ask a question

Lime orders

For all sales enquiries, email our sales team. Tell us where the farm is, how many tonnes you need and when you want it spread.

sales@greatsouthernlime.com.au

Transport

Transport route

Trucks leave the pit on our own sealed haul road across Lot 9005 and join the public road network at Lake Saide Road. Haulage runs within the limits of our planning approval.

Drivers and neighbours can download the route map.

PDF Transport route and haul road
Lot 9005 Nullaki · 1 page
Map of the transport route from the pit on Lot 9005 along the haul road to Lake Saide Road
Select the map to enlarge it.

Community

A regional partner

Great Southern Lime is more than a resource; it's a regional partner. We champion local projects, sustainable farming and long-term food security so the Great Southern can thrive today and well into the future.

Organisations and initiatives we support

  • Fremantle to Albany Ocean Race
  • Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry
  • Lime WA Inc.

FAQ

Common questions

How do I order?

Email sales@greatsouthernlime.com.au. Tell us where the farm is, how many tonnes you need and when you want it spread, and we'll come back to you.

When should I order?

Demand is highest in summer and autumn, ahead of seeding, so order early. Lime takes time to react with the soil, so spreading well before the crop goes in gives it the best chance to work.

How much lime do I need?

It depends on your soil. Start with a soil test, including the subsoil, because acidity below the surface is common in the Great Southern. Your agronomist can turn the results into a rate, or you can use DPIRD's iLime calculator. Enter our NV and particle size from the analysis.

What is neutralising value (NV)?

NV measures how much acid a lime can neutralise compared with pure calcium carbonate, which scores 100. A higher NV means more neutralising power in every tonne. Our bulk NV was 75.5 in the January 2026 Lime WA audit.

Why does particle size matter?

Fine particles react faster than coarse ones. In the January 2026 audit, 99% of our limesand passed a 1 mm sieve and nearly three-quarters was finer than 0.5 mm. The full breakdown is in the analysis table.

How do I know the quality is what you say?

We're a member of Lime WA Inc. Under its independent audit program, DPIRD collects a sample and sends it straight to an approved laboratory. The results are published on the Lime WA product information sheet, which you can download here.

How is my lime weighed?

Every load is weighed on loader scales verified by a licensed verifier approved by the National Measurement Institute.

Do you sell anything besides lime?

Yes. Limestone aggregate (20 mm) and limestone rubble come out of the pit as by-products of lime production. See Products, and email sales@ for availability and pricing.

Can I visit the pit?

The pit is a working site and is not open to the public. To arrange a visit, email admin@greatsouthernlime.com.au.

Who do I contact about trucks or the haul road?

Email admin@greatsouthernlime.com.au. The route is shown on the transport map.