No. I have always tried to keep my N rates low without affecting yields. Too many use that approach I think, and with all the NO3 being found in the water, we WILL be seeing restrictions in the near future. If we don't try to police ourselves, someone WILL be doing it for us. I have also invested in two years worth of N-rate trials for Purdue wisen-hiemers to verify where the sweet spot is for this farm on applied N. Year 1: https://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=192540&posts=11&highlight=N-rate&highlightmode=1#M1408490 year 2: https://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=270721&posts=29&highlight=N-rate&highlightmode=1#M2085448 | 
N-serve SIDE DRESSED year 3 plot results......long post
