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Fairbury, NE (Southeast) | Soil type plays a factor. If you overapply in November or March on clay soil odds are you won't see much of a advantage. 2015 comes to mind, wet year and we didn't see much of any ill effects on N loss with 25 inches of rain in may june and july.
Stand loss was the killer.
If you apply in season can typically apply 10-15% less for same or slightly more yield goal. Just depends what you want to accomplish and if there is enough time to do it. | |
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Split nitrogen application
