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Hay farmer here.. Ive used granular before and presently I use goat poo from a neighbor down the road which works really well.

I do not put goat poo on my grazing pastures for various reasons.. I have a large 3 point sprayer that I was wondering about liquid fertilizer instead of granular..

any thoughts appreciated..

thanks
 
Dry will be cheaper in price than liquid. If you were to use liquid through the sprayer, I would suggest using streamer nozzles to reduce burn of the plants. I prefer dry NPK on hay and prefer liquid N on small grains. Just my two cents worth.
 
I would look into the Growers Mineral Solutions company.

I use roller pumps and ATV pumps on two tractors and dilute
it 1T/gallon.

My land is at best loamy sand and worst SAND. Before using GMS, I had
no luck in Growing potatoes, as the CPB defoliated 1/3 the crop. Since
I have started using GMS, The potato bugs have eventually disappeared.

The CEC of my soil is somewhere about 3, so maybe GMS works so much better than
dry

Dave Rogers
 
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