Yeah, I know it has been rough for everyone in the northeast this year! I'm just glad I don't have 70 acres of wheat waiting on the rain to stop...
Here is a picture of the Ford 7000 for urea spreading. I just have a 500 lb broadcast spreader on the back, working in corn that is waist high. With the 3 pt hitch all the way up, I just get over the tops to spread about 45 feet wide with pelletized 46-0-0.
I think I lost it all.
Next year, I am going to knife in N30. This year, I couldn't get to the corn from the time it was V5, until waist high. No chance to knife it in that late. N applicator would have knocked the corn over at that point. I can barely get over it less than knee high.
I like to go right at V5 with nitrogen, but this weather is ridiculous!
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