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IaGary

05-30-2007 06:11:00

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I fertilized last fall with P and K.

Worked this spring.

Planted it May 1.

Sprayed it May 2 with a preemerge.

Sprayed again May 26.

Sidedressed with Nitrogen yesterday and the rest is up to mother nature. I'm done with this field till I pull in with the combine.

Gary

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David in Wales

05-30-2007 14:14:03

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Re: Now its up to mother nature. in reply to IaGary, 05-30-2007 06:11:00

Hi Gary;
Is that liquid fertilizer you are applying? Over here they would just spread fertiliser granules over the whole field.
Cheers David

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IaGary

05-30-2007 16:42:00

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Re: Now its up to mother nature. in reply to David in Wales, 05-30-2007 14:14:03

Hi David

The potash and phosphate(sp) were broadcast.

Lot of us apply nitrogen in a band as for the roots of corn to be more apt to get all of it.

Gary

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Rich Va

05-30-2007 07:37:40

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Re: Now its up to mother nature. in reply to IaGary, 05-30-2007 06:11:00

Is that a John Blue rig? If so they sure have changed over the years.

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IaGary

05-30-2007 16:36:53

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Re: Now its up to mother nature. in reply to Rich Va, 05-30-2007 07:37:40

Don't know if it is related to ther John Blue, but this is a Blue Jet liquid Nitrogen applicator.

Gary

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Rich Va

05-30-2007 17:57:44

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Re: Now its up to mother nature. in reply to IaGary, 05-30-2007 16:36:53

Gary that's why I asked,long time ago and up until only a few years ago John Blue was the only nitrogen rig in this area. They had a ground drive pump for the trailer type and a sprocket on the tractor wheel if it was mounted.They were very accurate,you could almost measure land with it. Back in the 50s people were useing 37%N on the corn,had to knife it in,30% for the wheat and just dribble that on,and then the flat fan nozzles came along and we used those for the corn and the wheat. Now everybodys back knifing 30% in corn useing pto pumps. I got to quit thinking about the past.

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