How much AN used on Winter Wheat ?

[NeilT123]

True , but Im trying to do it as quickly and as easily as possible , normal for students

So would it be fair to say 250kg AN at 33.5% , per hectare per annum would be "normal" ?

Hi Student101. I am being picky but only to help you avoid confusion.

You say "250kg AN". If you apply that per hectare that will give you 84kgs/ha of Nitrogen. It would be fair to say 250 kg/ha of Nitrogen is a reasonable average on winter wheat but if you are using a 33.5% Ammonium Nitrate this represents 746 kgs of product (Ammonium Nitate) per hectare. Hope that helps.

 

[bobk]

I hope you spread it in mph & non of this kph nonsense . [emoji6]

Eh, 3rd gear 1220 revs

 

[7610 super q]

I hope you spread it in mph & non of this kph nonsense . [emoji6]

And I hope after his careful calculations, he set the Vicon to "about right", stopped to adjust his moustache and sideburns, got in the cab, set the push button radio to Radio 1 (our tune with Simon Bates), engaged PTO with manly lever(not girly buttons)...........

 

[bobk]

And I hope after his careful calculations, he set the Vicon to "about right", stopped to adjust his moustache and sideburns, got in the cab, set the push button radio to Radio 1 (our tune with Simon Bates), engaged PTO with manly lever(not girly buttons)...........

My neighbours calculation for sowing grass seed with his wagtail was for his little finger to snugly fit in the hole by the adjutator.

 

[DRC]

You have to do the small 5 acre field first, to see if it's about right, then open it up a notch.

 

[yellow belly]

rb 209 is a good start then add for higher yield or milling wheat

 

[Sonoftheheir]

3 X 120kg/ha Lithan 34.5%
1 X 40L/ha Multi-N