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| Give the rain a chance to wash the nitrogen down. And be patient. If you are dried out, you can always bale it. By cutting the sudan and letting it cure the prussic acid is dissipated from the cut stalk, you still may have nitrates, which doesn't sound like you do, and then it is good to feed. If you are droughted out, you shouldn't have any problem curing the sudan. If you got a half inch of rain after you applied the nitrogen yesterday I'd sit back for a few weeks and let the tonnage accumulate.
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My pasture is toast...
