Spencer
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- Location
- North West
I think I saw this advertised in the gentleman’s at the services.....
Oh hang on... think that was meN-Durance
Foliar nitrogen feeds
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Oh hang on... think that was meN-Durance
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Thats the one and I bet it works equally as well!!!!!!I think I saw this advertised in the gentleman’s at the services.....
Oh hang on... think that was meN-Durance
- Location
- Lorette Manitoba
Manufacturers trials. Now there a credible source of independent trials. Sign me up for lorry load.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Definitely interest in these products with current N price, can see a place when N Opt is reduced to around 160 kg N of soil applied, then an application of foliar late to supplement. Our YaraVita product is called Safe-N 300 https://www.yara.co.uk/crop-nutrition/fertiliser/micronutrient/yaravita-safe-n-300/
Historically the issue has been price vs fertiliser, take last year for example, a foliar application delivering 3 kg/ha was costing the same as a soil applied delivering 25 kg/ha N, even at 40% efficiency most opted for the solid……however given current N price it is 3 kg vs around 9-10 kg the sums are different, hence the interest.
Historically the issue has been price vs fertiliser, take last year for example, a foliar application delivering 3 kg/ha was costing the same as a soil applied delivering 25 kg/ha N, even at 40% efficiency most opted for the solid……however given current N price it is 3 kg vs around 9-10 kg the sums are different, hence the interest.
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Is this going to turn into the Triton Drill/Amino A thread??
Plenty of unscientific, uncorroborated, statistically insignificant, pick and choose, trials coming our way I suspect.
Plenty of unscientific, uncorroborated, statistically insignificant, pick and choose, trials coming our way I suspect.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Not from me, why would I waste my time 
Midnight plough boy
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- Location
- Hertfordshire
Let us know how you get on. Perhaps try a split field application - photographically document the two halves and post yield maps as well.It may well do, a few litres of 20% urea liquid added to the sprayer tank every time through the crop between April and May, may achieve the same thing.
£2700 for an ibc, 2700/125=£21.6 . mmm, for an effect that may or may not happen.
I think I would play around with a bit of melted urea.
Regardless of feet price etc I was already planning on melting down some urea or uas (I now have 3 Agrocos at my disposal, anyone want to buy a couple?).
I was planning on putting 25l on with every pass of the sprayer, and on spring crops maybe go and extra couple of passes with this foliage spray and some other nutrition.
I don’t really see this as a replacement but something to run alongside a slightly stripped back normal feet program.
I was planning on putting 25l on with every pass of the sprayer, and on spring crops maybe go and extra couple of passes with this foliage spray and some other nutrition.
I don’t really see this as a replacement but something to run alongside a slightly stripped back normal feet program.
Spencer
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- Location
- North West
Agrocos?
So why not melt N and spray that on ?
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Yeh agrocos, I will definitely keep two of them one on each farm but one is probably surplus to us now
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Crop safety ?!?!?
- Location
- Scotland
Such little rates should be perfectly safe.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Would it go through normal nozzles ?
- Location
- Scotland
Shoumd have been a question mark at the end of my sentence sorry.
I know @scholland applies to grass with zero scorch issues.
- Location
- Scotland
It would have to.
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
In the past when I've had sick MN deficient crops I've chucked 5 kg/ha AN in the induction bowl without problem and combined with a big hit of MN has really perked crops up.