Posted 2/5/2012 17:47 (#2207861 - in reply to #2207611) Subject: RE: "Separating from the grain from being shafted"
sw MN
Good links Ed
I found a good laugh in that U of MN article. It shows a soil level of 161 ppm K as very high. I have seen with my own eyes that is not true. I would call a 161 ppm K in MN a med level if your yeild goal is 200+. It might be high if your yeild goal is 160 bpa max or if it was still 1980. Rehm keeps doing his best to keep MN yields avg.
lack of soil K. , why You may have a dependincy on
