Morgan, first I would get a commitment from the new owner that you will have it for at least three years. In my thirty years I never put lime on at more than 2 t/acre. it takes it two years to get into the soil to the roots. With your conditions there is no point at all in putting N on without bringing pH up. The acidity will keep the plants from being able to take the N up. Top dressing N at over 50lbs /acre can burn the plant and in addition if it doesn't rain you can lose half of it to vaporization. Potash also moves through the soil very slowly. It won't go to work for you until the following year. In summary, provided that you can get a firm enough agreement which will extend by a year each year, and that you have crop still intact which will respond to the fertilizer, I would apply the ammendments at 25-35% of the recommended totals per year, over the whole field.
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