The aim of the study was to determine the effect of calcification of soil with lime materials on soil reaction, plant contamination with cabbage hernia, yield components and yield of cabbage variety 'Ogulinski'. It's been tested the effect of calcium carbonate and products 'Holcim Agrocal' and 'ZeoLand' in a relation to cultivation without the use of lime materials (control). Chemical analysis of the soil after field testing showed an increase in soil acidity in all treatments, except using calcium carbonate. The use of calcium carbonate resulted in the lowest percentage of infected plants with cabbage hernia (62,5 %), and 'ZeoLand' the highest (87,5 %). The mass of the cabbage head was highest with the use of calcium carbonate (1,19 kg), and the lowest without the adition of lime materials (0,82 kg). The diameter and heigh of the head were statistically identical for all used treatments. The average market yield using calcium carbonate (1,83 kg/m²) was significantly larger than using products 'Holcim Agrocal' (1,16 kg/m²) and 'ZeoLand' (0,90 kg/m²) which values were statistically the same as those achieved in the control treatment. Based on the results of the study, calcium carbonate has proven to be the most effective in all test segments.