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dannyboy

Posted 12/31/2006 14:24 (#80976 - in reply to #80960)
Subject: Ground temp needs to be over 50 degrees for any loss

NC Missouri

Even with N-serve, if it warms up over 50 for extended periods before planting time I'll be doing a lot of Nitrogen leaf analysis later. Just to much at stake to take a chance on low N rates.

Fall applied anhydrous? - Tony Bone : 12/31/2006 13:58
- RE: Fall applied anhydrous? - Dave EC IN : 12/31/2006 14:20
- Ground temp needs to be over 50 degrees for any loss - dannyboy : 12/31/2006 14:24
  - RE: Soil temps in IL - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 12/31/2006 14:34
  - RE: Ground temp needs to be over 50 degrees for any loss - Jules : 1/1/2007 07:47
- 50 degrees - Curt Keiser : 12/31/2006 14:32
- RE: Fall applied anhydrous? - pbutler : 12/31/2006 14:41
  - Re: Fall applied anhydrous? - boog : 12/31/2006 15:37
    - Re: Fall applied anhydrous? - Dan_wcIN : 1/1/2007 09:19
      - Re: Fall applied anhydrous? - boog : 1/1/2007 12:01
        
        Re: Fall applied anhydrous? - Dan_wcIN : 1/1/2007 21:28
        
        Re: Fall applied anhydrous? - Dave EC IN : 1/2/2007 14:56
  - RE: Fall applied anhydrous? - Jim : 1/1/2007 02:49
    - RE: Fall applied anhydrous? - pbutler : 1/1/2007 09:57
    - RE: Fall applied anhydrous? - pbutler : 1/1/2007 09:59
      - RE: Fall applied anhydrous? - Jim : 1/1/2007 12:40
- My understanding is that it can still leach - fertilizerguy : 12/31/2006 16:10
- Not one bit will be lost here! - Hay Wilson in TX : 12/31/2006 16:15

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