Posted 3/22/2013 06:17 (#2982309 - in reply to #2981802) Subject: Re: How to figure the salt load of a starter
Martinsville, Ohio
If you study the Western Fertilizer Handbook, you can get some clues.
28 and 32 is loaded if not watered down already.
15-0-0-19 is loaded too so that is why FHR is using the structured RO water near the root zone.
We can overload the seedling real easily. Makes me think we have been lucky in the past and I have more respect for all the N for a crop put down with the planter.
How to figure the salt load of a starter
