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North Central IL | So you kinda differed from the other responses. I'm more in your camp. We had several farms miss a year of dry spread because the new co-op guy didn't get it done. When those farms were sampled the following year I thought our levels took a noteworthy hit. I guess it's a personal decision one has to make on how low they're comfortable going. Building back up never seems too enjoyable. Large crops remove a lot of fertilizer, correct? | |
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Considering not applying P and K this fall.
