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n.c.iowa | Like what has been said better go talk to your retailer, typically our local coop location moves 15-1800 tons in the fall. This fall it was around 150 ton.
Much uncertainty about what is gonna happen going forward because this would be precedent setting, was talking to our local agronomist he said that if the normal fall tonnage of NH3 moves to spring application, and we would have a decent, somewhat early spring, that the logistics of things would only allow 90% of the fall tonnage to be applied, add into that there are a few here that normally do spring application of NH3, plus a fair amount of uan solution, with a trickle of urea here and there, gonna really turn into a crap show.
If it turns into a late spring, I fully expect there to be violence. | |
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Question on “tearing up” NH3 contracts
