20 Miles West of Indianapolis Indiana | If it makes you feel better, apply about a 1/3 rate so your still feeding the soil some and keeping up nutrient recycling in the crop/soil.
I highly doubt P and K are your limiting factors anyhow.
I’ve asked my coop salesman how much less corn I’ll raise if I skip P and K a year or even two and they always say “I don’t know, but I’m sure some”.
$75,000-150,000 a year investment for a 1000 acre farmer based on “I don’t know but I’m sure some…” doesn’t sound like the best investment when money is tight to me. |
Considering not applying P and K this fall.
