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| IMO, a lot of the benefit from cost standpoint is if you only do one fall application, you can get away with it by using n-serve. One and done. Otherwise, I’d recommend a lower rate, sans the inhibitor, with a planned in season sideress, using the savings towards a portion of the sideress n form. I would never want to do a full only one and done without n serve. Just asking for trouble. | |
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N-serve