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| My soils are L to VL on P. I’ve tried all kinds of stuff to make it more and it’s not cost feasible nor do I think it matters much.
I’ve pulled my P spread rates down a lot over the years. 35 a year is as low as I will go as I think you have to have some. There was some data shown this winter that basically says your biggest ROI for P on low soils is 30-50 pounds. After that it still responds but not ROI wise
My soils are decent on K and 50 is low as I will go yearly as well.
Corn loves N and S. So I pour the coals to it with those.
Chem is cheap for what you get if you buy wholesale and skip the coop.
2024 was a dang good year for weather. You can’t expect that every year. | |
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What’s the consensus? Balancing yield and ROI.
