Five-year-old lime, 8-8-8, and bone meal are perfectly usable. Fertilizers don't "expire"—they just cake. Break up clumps with a hammer (wear goggles and gloves), and they'll spread fine.
Generations of farmers stored fertilizer in leaky barns, hammering concrete-hard bags into powder each spring. The nutrients remain chemically stable indefinitely if kept dry.
No need to discard—just pulverize and apply.
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