@JoeWecker In our high pH soils, if you're trying to build soil phosphorus you're pretty much wasting your money...you might raise soil test levels but most of it will never be available in your lifetime
@JoeWecker The often overlooked factor is pH. Broadcast applications aren't overly efficient anyway and when you factor in pH(high or low), the chances of a broadcast nutrient application actually paying are severely diminished, especially with high nutrient prices.
@TexasTom48 I wish more people had this way of thinking. I got outbid by over $100/acre on a very marginal piece of ground today. Either they like farming it for nothing or they are a lot better farmer than I am
@drich82 None....if I'm buying a product, I expect the product I paid for. If I'm buying a service, I expect the service I paid for. In the case of inputs, they should always be separate. Which is more important to me determines where I go.
@TEVAchrisk What are your thoughts on KTS or potassium acetate 2x2? We've had good results with KTS, but if we get too much it wants to settle out of our 28/10-34-0/KTS blend
@JakeLeguee Maximum of 150-175 acres/row corn head, 30 acres/ft bean head. Match the combine(s) to fit these parameters. We used to run 2 combines on beans, but almost never had enough help anyway so trucking would get backed up. Went to 1 combine with a bigger head and it works much better
Although I will always strive for perfection, I've come to realize that it really is impossible...mostly because I'm not a Democrat.....at least that's what the 60 year old drunken white lady on FB tells me π€·ββοΈπ€·ββοΈ
@steveconaway1 The issue I often find is that the ones that constantly complain about commodity prices, seed prices, etc, are also the people that are most unwilling to TRY something different....everything but themselves is supposed to change.