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NC Kansas | What are you guys averaging for chemical cost this year per acre? corn and beans. |
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EC WI | I am at $27 corn and just $30 for beans. |
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New castle PA | $25 corn, and a hair under on beans. |
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King City, Mo | $30ish for soys |
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n.c.iowa | $22 for soya, $26 on corn. |
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West Kentucky | I would be curious to know what people are using to go along with price. |
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NC Kansas | yes i should have mentioned that. |
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| Probably $42 soybeans. $45 corn. 4oz authority first, round up, 2,4d as bean pre. $24 acre. 36 0z of Liberty + clethodim bean post, $18 an acre. Corn is cinch ATZ, roundup, 2,4d, pre at $20 an acre. Post is realm Q + 1 qt atrazine at $23-25 an acre.
Edited by doathlon 1/30/2017 14:52
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| $36 soybeans and $45 corn.
Edited by Wayne NC IL 1/30/2017 15:00
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N.W. Ohio | Corn, $30.00 Non Gmo soybeans, $25.00 minus a little rebate money that might come back someday. lol |
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Hennepin, IL | Corn about $26, beans anywhere from $21ish to $36ish depending on which program and whether we throw select in the post pass or not. |
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SC Kansas | How many of you guys are using generics? I can't get either under $30 I don't think, two pass program of something. I don't feel a one pass program is worth considering unless I want to the second to be me with a hoe in my hands... |
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WC Illinois | Soybeans 1qt boundary, 1qt roundup,1pt 24d, plus surfactant pre and 1qt prefix, 24 oz liberty, 4oz clethodim, plus 3lb ams early post around $33. Corn 1.3 qt bicep pre and 1.75qt acuron, 24oz roundup, and surfactant post around $27. Both programs have residuals pre and post and plus Ive got full support and respray.
Edited by flyin45 1/30/2017 15:52
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SW KS | From people I discuss things with, you also need to ask when they start assigning the product to corn and beans. I have some neighbors who spray 3 times but only count the ones after the crop is planted and disregard the other 2 trips. SMH. |
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SC WI | Corn $14.33/ac - Tripleflex @ 1.5 pts/ac and Roundup at 22oz/ac / Second pass Roundup @ 22 and .5 lbs of ATR 4L....includes AMS for both. Also good rebates right now with monsanto products so that price might be a couple dollars less per acre.
Soybeans $16.13/ac - Zidua Pro @ 4.5oz/ac and Roundup at 22oz/ac / second pass Roundup @ 22 oz/ac...includes AMS for both
No spraying b4 planting for us, all is right behind planter
Edited by FWRfarm 1/30/2017 16:18
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| is this spraying yourself or co op? |
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SC WI | yes I own my own sprayer, I didnt figure that cost in there |
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| Would be nice if you stated what you are putting on. |
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NC Iowa | 22 oz of roundup wouldn't kill many weeds in Iowa. I start out at 36 oz at a minimum and go up from there depending on the weed pressure.
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New castle PA | Enjoy that while you can... |
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SC WI | big difference in weed pressure for guys in the south and our area. This is actually a pretty aggressive herbicide plan for our area. Alot of 2 pass roundup with maybe a little something extra to make it hotter. Not alot of residual being used yet. I was in a meeting couple weeks ago were a guy from Missouri was talking about the issues with waterhemp....I feel sorry for those growers!!!! |
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| FWRfarm - 1/31/2017 11:53
big difference in weed pressure for guys in the south and our area. This is actually a pretty aggressive herbicide plan for our area. Alot of 2 pass roundup with maybe a little something extra to make it hotter. Not alot of residual being used yet. I was in a meeting couple weeks ago were a guy from Missouri was talking about the issues with waterhemp....I feel sorry for those growers!!!!
That's why they have big weed pressure. They use to think the roundup and roundup program was awesome. |
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NE OK | on beans, I'm planning on running early burndown with gly/2-4d on a few fields while weeds are less than 2 inches, probably early march.. this gets most marestail in my problem fields
then paraquat with fierce at 3.5oz for pre
post, planning on extend on at least one large field with no close neighbors and I'm not positive of the cost on it, but the rest will be getting gly and fomesafen
I usually do a second post on at least some acres, generally go cheap on it though because it's usually only late emergers like prickly sida etc.. last year I went cheap with a 3/8 oz of synchrony and generic gly.
I'm going to be around 46 -50 per acre, averaged out, I believe.
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