— In Zimbabwe we basically have two types of agents i.e. Dolomitic Lime (Magnesium Carbonate) which is ideal for adjusting pH in magnesium deficient soils. The other agent available in Zimbabwe is Calcitic Lime (Calcium Carbonate) which is suited for adjusting pH in calcium deficient soils.

 — However, IDC highlighted its intention to decommission Dorowa minerals, the firm that produces phosphate for Zimbabwe's fertiliser makers, and replace it with efficient technologies.

 — Zimbabwe is endowed with over 63 Minerals including Gold, Lithium, Platinum, Coal, Chrome, Copper, Diamonds and many others making it a heaven for mining investment.

 — Mining in Zimbabwe from the 6th to the 21st centuries is a substantial book consisting of a compilation of 19 chapters providing an all-encompassing view of the mineral resources that have supporte...

The aim of the small-scale lime production research was to identify a low-cost method for the small-scale production of lime. A review of small-scale lime production practices in Zimbabwe was carried out by ITZ. The most appropriate small-scale method for the production of aglime would probably involve contract extraction, manual crushing and

Alluvial and eluvial deposits associated with the Great Dyke proving to be significant. Locally the concentration ranges from 3% to 35% of the soil. Significant resources in some Greenstone belts – Shurugwi, Belingwe, Mashava, greenstone remnants in the Great Dyke.

Calcium carbonate source rocks in Zimbabwe. monly limited in tonnage and often both dolo- mite- and silica-rich, have been the major sources of calcium carbonate mined in Zim- babwe. Disappointingly, the larger occurrences contained in other geological units tend to be situated in infrastructurally underdeveloped

 — The stromatolitic lamination is of limestone, dolomitic limestones, chert and fine detritus and in this respect is similar to the Cheshire occurrence. Limestone predominates and with a variation in its dolomite content, pro- …

2. Zimbabwe Soil pH Classification The Chemistry and Soil Research Institute (CSRIJ of DR&SS has for some time been using a method of determining soil pH which employs a dilute solution of calcium chloride (O.OlM CaChl instead of distilled water as in the conventional methods.

 — Fluids and epigenetic gold mineralisation at Shamva Mine, Zimbabwe: a combined structural and fluid inclusion study. Journal of African Earth Sciences, 27(1), 55-70. Mashonaland East