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Slabs of limestone can be cut or faced for building material, sliced for countertops and tile, crushed to various dimensions for fill, roadbeds, and concrete aggregate, further crushed to a powder for agricultural lime, a soil conditioner, and heated to melting, then crushed to make portland cement.
