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NW Missouri | Thanks everyone. I was expecting a bit of a screw job, but didn't have time (or knowledge) to do my own spraying the first year. Right now I'm lining up to purchase a used 1000 gallon Hardi pull-type sprayer for next year. As has been said many times on this board, a sprayer is one of the first things that can pay for itself quickly. This year I paid $7500 to spray 150 acres, and the sprayer I'm looking at is $8000 and so I very much understand the payoff metrics. | |
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Soybean Spray Cocktail
