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SWMO | You are right, but replacement will be done with litter at a cheaper cost than commercial.
Some feilds that are high in P from continued litter applications will just have K commercial applied to get back in balance.
Baling expense is cut in half with no mowing and raking.
Re read your post. Our bales weighed 740 pounds. At 40 dollars per bale, that would be 108 per ton minus baling cost ($25/ton baling only). Have not got analysis back yet back but figuring 50-55lb K removal and 25-30lb P removal/ton.
Edited by tnfarms 8/23/2011 10:31
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