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| hi guys,
the recent thread discussing why the US doesn't produce more urea made me curious about how N source decisions have changed over the last decade.
AFAIK anhydrous ammonia is still the #1 source of N used in IL but there been a shift toward greater application of UAN and very little granular urea is applied.
What's the story on your farm or in your region? Have N source decisions been shifting? If yes, how and why?
The following graphics may be of interest.
Joel
WIU Agriculture
Edited by jbgruver 4/5/2026 21:15
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How has N source changed on your farm/in your area?
