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| here is the explanation I received from Jack Boyer:
The actual net savings would have been $10. $40 (cost of Cobra+application) -$30 (cost of cover crop seed + seeding).
I used the cost of product + ISU published application/drilling cost.
In 2016, I didn't have a no cover strip comparison, but didn't need the post cobra application.
On other farms without covers, cobra was required.
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Just in case there is any confusion, I was NOT involved with this Practical Farmers of IA research project.
I received an email discussing the new PFI report yesterday and decided to share the report with NAT.
Joel
WIU Agriculture
Edited by jbgruver 12/1/2016 09:37
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Cereal Rye termination date ahead of soybeans, on-farm research results
