North Central Ohio, across the Corn belt ! | Plotski - 8/7/2009 17:14
Ed Winkle - 8/7/2009 03:29
One pound of Manganese sulphate will be going on every acre. I told them to do it this spring and last fall but the dealer never stocked it for them.
Ed
One pound dry an acre? Is that enough?
I often get reccomendations for 50 pounds or more.
Yes Paul, The Least amount of Manganese Sulfate that I have recommended is 20 Pounds per acre Rate. Depending on the situation, C.E.C., O.M. and Soil Life, Drainage factors!
I have recommended at times up to 100 Lbs Per acre of Manganese sulfate.
On High Quality Alfalfa Hay Fields, This season We made 2 Applications, 50 Lbs each of Manganese Sulfate along with the Boron and Zinc, K and P plus Sulfate |
Soybean manganese deficiency strips in field
