Fontanelle, IA | farmer_white - 9/22/2025 18:20
So many questions
If the rate was off the tanks billed to each customer should have been off?
Or the guys hauling should have noticed they were hauling enough tanks/full tanks back?
If sold by the acre with no checks on rate the coop should have alot more on hand than planned after spring apps done.
If just short rate from bad operator there should have been multiple people aware of it when it was happening rate maps ect.
If coop is being allowed to run thousands of acres with a rig that doesn't record rate maps who would hire them with no verification and just pay the bill?
If our corn was missing that much N you would see it doing post spray at v6.
Do they hire the coop to do all the fert, spray and scouting?
No kidding! This reeks of fraud.
So a crappy applicator doesn’t realize how many acres a tank of gas should run?
And the guys pulling him tanks can’t figure out why they aren’t having to deliver juice to him according to when he’s “projected” to need it.
And, the agronomist can’t figure out why he’s not needing as many transport loads as often as he should.
And, the location manager can’t figure out how come he’s so long on product?
There’s a whole lot of branches on this ****ty scrub tree. Start shaking. I’d name the coop - and start calling an editor /investigative reporter at a tv station. Prices suck. That N defrauded corn crop is gonna really suck. And, it’s going to really, really suck talking to your banker /lender about why the significant revenue shortfall!
You lose too much money - the lender doesn’t have to give you a chance at 2026…… |
NH3 Customer Applicator Messed up 1500+ Acres.. Pictures. Need Advice/Lawyer
