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Posted 11/29/2015 19:40 (#4927291 - in reply to #4927238)
Subject: RE: say what

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I was assuming is in p2o5 and k2o equivalents and not actual fertilizer rates.

Edit: Looks like one is expressed as P and one as K2O, so taking it at face value it would be roughly 150 lb DAP and 80 lb potash to get those numbers.

Edited by w1891 11/29/2015 19:45

South Americas soybean production - Land and cattle : 11/29/2015 15:50
- RE: South Americas soybean production - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 17:03
- RE: Simple. - 1234 : 11/29/2015 17:07
  - RE: Simple. - 1586 : 11/29/2015 17:32
    - No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 17:41
      - RE: No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - roarintiger1 : 11/29/2015 17:50
        
        RE: No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 18:34
      - Parana (old area) vs. Mato Grosso (expansion area) - Ben Riensche : 11/29/2015 18:57
        
        RE: Parana (old area) vs. Mato Grosso (expansion area) - northmofarm : 11/29/2015 19:06
        RE: Parana (old area) vs. Mato Grosso (expansion area) - w1891 : 11/29/2015 19:09
        
        RE: Parana (old area) vs. Mato Grosso (expansion area) - runnin_on_empty : 11/29/2015 19:25
        say what - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 19:26
        
        RE: say what - coup : 11/29/2015 19:34
        
        might want to go back and reread the orginal - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 19:52
        
        RE: might want to go back and reread the orginal - 1586 : 11/29/2015 20:06
        RE: might want to go back and reread the orginal - coup : 11/29/2015 20:23
        
        RE: say what - w1891 : 11/29/2015 19:40
        RE: say what - bigmoe : 11/29/2015 19:43
        you boys all need to go back and read - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 19:48
        
        RE: you boys all need to go back and read - IALTO : 11/29/2015 19:57
        RE: you boys all need to go back and read - Tank2516 : 11/29/2015 20:04
        
        RE: you boys all need to go back and read - w1891 : 11/29/2015 20:11
        
        OK.. - Tank2516 : 11/29/2015 20:18
        
        Ben every problem you point out is - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 19:29
        
        RE: Ben every problem you point out is - Tritonman : 11/29/2015 20:36
      - RE: No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - Whatadeal : 11/29/2015 20:35
        
        No it's probably better - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 21:06
        
        RE: No it's probably better - Sat : 11/29/2015 21:12
        
        RE: No it's probably better - Norstman : 11/29/2015 21:15
        
        RE: No it's probably better - Sat : 11/29/2015 21:19
      - RE: No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - KevinM : 11/29/2015 20:46
        
        The Bigger Picture - Sat : 11/29/2015 21:05
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - emtbd1979 : 11/29/2015 21:11
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - Sat : 11/29/2015 21:17
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - emtbd1979 : 11/29/2015 21:21
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 21:25
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - emtbd1979 : 11/29/2015 21:30
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - Tara Farms : 11/29/2015 21:57
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - coup : 11/29/2015 21:31
        
        RE: The Bigger Picture - w1891 : 11/29/2015 22:03
        
        RE: No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - Norstman : 11/29/2015 21:18
        
        RE: No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - Bengal Stripes : 11/30/2015 06:56
        RE: No they do not require 200 lbs of potash - roarintiger1 : 11/30/2015 09:30
- RE: South Americas soybean production - 190xt : 11/30/2015 12:23
- March 2014 experience and thoughts - notilltom : 12/1/2015 00:18

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