Posted by picassomcp on October 04, 2015 at 16:32:10 from (50.107.34.32):
I have just harvested my first crop ever, soybeans. I am planning to put some of the ground to corn next year. and some to small grains. I would like to get going on my fall tillage but am considering putting down some fertilizer first. Looking mostly at phosphorus and potash. Can I apply these prior to fall tillage and not risk losing any fertilizer? I'm thinking I could put some urea or other starter fertilizer in a band with the planter in spring. My main goal here is to eliminate having to wait for the local co-op to get out in the spring to fertilize prior to planting. This year I had to delay my planting by several days because of having to wait for the co-op to spread fertilizer for me. If I could get my fertilizer spread this fall, there would be no wait in the Spring. This is Central MN
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