South West MN | T9040 - 12/20/2017 20:26
90 is cheap, would like to see what applied. We apply 5k, analysis are 60.2 lbs n per 1k, 37.6 lbs p per 1k, 38.9 lbs k per 1k and numerous micros and macros. We value it at 190, on a rotation so this is applied every other year, bean ground going to corn. No disappointment in yields here.
So at the end of the day you are applying 300 lb of n on a corn crop that followed beans. Can get top notch yields here with 140 lb of n following soybeans.
What does an extra 160 lb cost you? Guesstimate would be 30 cents a pound. So $48 or 16 bushel of $3 corn.
Not saying wright of wrong, just need to run some numbers before agreeing to buy a lifetime supply of pig poop.
Sticking with free. |
New hog barn manure
