Posted 1/21/2018 19:41 (#6521872 - in reply to #6521435) Subject: RE: Do your N rates = MRTN?
SC Wisconsin
Yes, to all 3 questions. I use them consistently across my client base. Main reason is it is the best game in town. The data behind MRTN is good but we need tools to address the spacial and temporal variability we know exists. The N models are a start but I haven’t seen much data showing they are an improvement over MRTN + management when we have excess precipitation.
Do your N rates = MRTN?
