North Central Ohio, across the Corn belt ! | Greywolf - 5/27/2010 07:26
John, you say the push for the last 20 bushels is a break even. Is that taking into account the added APH for insurance purposes or just the cost of nutrients?
Applying a $ return for the higher APH is difficult at best, but it is something I believe "should" be considered. How to figure the cost is over and above my pay scale grade to compute tho.
Hello Bruce, Good question !
1. these figures are for Total Field, Farm acres, Bu. sold
2. Considering all cost's set with what I referred to as ( standard ) program giving an average of 202 Bu on app. 5,000 acres of corn ! over a 5 year time line
3. Just and ONLY considering the additional cost of ( NUTRIENTS ) Only ! such as standard N. Approximate 140 N -160 N some corn after S.B. or, verses following wheat ?
I, Like you Bruce, have not figured how to figure, break down ? the actual APH ??? and No one has ask !!!
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What kind of N can I topdress my corn with?
