@tfickenscher@benk8680 Yes they do, there is only a few inches of clearance when the suspension bottoms out and if in a turn. I planned for the absolute worst situation. The suspension travel on these things is unreal.
@andrewdegroot84 @tfickenscher@FoulkShay I built my tanks and mounts, 360 didn’t have any for the fendt’s and at the time wouldn’t sell the tanks by themselves.
@andrewdegroot84 @farmernate @Biodyne_USA @jaredcookyieldz When used properly as part of a good program I think there is some huge upside to the product, and not only in conserving N.
@farmernate @Biodyne_USA @andrewdegroot84 We ran this with @jaredcookyieldz on all my potatoes, corn and sugar beets. Saw great response as Jared said, with reduction in nitrate saw a much shorter plant with a fuller canopy. Disease pressure was reduced, and we trimmed roughly 50 units of N out of all the crops! Big $$$!
@Bkitch1Bodie Side tanks hold 770 gal for conceal with N, K, and micros. Front tank hold 400 gal for the wave putting down P, Ca, 401, and carbon, both are hyd drive centrifugal’s. Ran with vapply hd’s.
@NickPloeg @JasonSchley One other factor that we noticed, but didn't plan on was that it seemed like our stem count was much more consistent, which led to a much more even set.
@NickPloeg @JasonSchley With those zones, we also did VR with the fertility on the planter focusing on P. We then did a liquid topdress prior to diking VR focusing on N. Tissue samples were pulled by zone throughout the season. We saw more consistency nutrient wise and canopy wise than we ever have.
@Agronomy365@Bkitch1Bodie @jaredcookyieldz and I were glad to have @Bkitch1Bodie out to see how we do things in Idaho. He had some great insight and the @Agronomy365 has been a great tool in to add to our program!