Liquid fertiliser advice needed???

[startinghandle]

I don't need any liquid fertiliser or nitrogen but someone else does
Is it right that it's bought in concentrated form then diluted?
Is it the best thing since sliced bread?
What application per acre is used?
TIA

 

[YELROM]

Do you know the someone else?
No
Debatable
Depends on product and N required

 

[startinghandle]

Do you know the someone else?
No
Debatable
Depends on product and N required

Yes I do
He was talking to someone who had been doing this for 2years at farm auction today and asked me to ask on here ..... I also know th

 

[Chae1]

I prefer sliced bread.

 

[startinghandle]

Yes I do
He was talking to someone who had been doing this for 2years at farm auction today and asked me to ask on here ..... I also know th

the person using it fo 2 years

 

[Kevtherev]

Did you buy anything at auction today?
H J Pugh one I take it?

 

[Flatlander]

Most liquid N here is 28-0-0 uan. It’s a lot of product to haul around per unit of N. I’ve diluted it when crop is stressed or temperature is high. It’s a great product but as all things comes with issues. I was all liquid fir a number of years but gone back to dry purely on cost. 1.25 litres of roughly one unit of N

 

[Shutesy]

I don't need any liquid fertiliser or nitrogen but someone else does
Is it right that it's bought in concentrated form then diluted?
Is it the best thing since sliced bread?
What application per acre is used?
TIA

Do a search for liquid fertiliser in the search box there's loads of threads on here discussing the pros and cons etc.

 

[startinghandle]

Did you buy anything at auction today?
H J Pugh one I take it?

No
Stuff sold well
100 or so years gone in one afternoon

 

[Still Farming]

With the price of bagged fert is foliar applied NPK plus trace worth a go.
Never be the same but could be tonic at correct time possibly?

 

[Flatlander]

With the price of bagged fert is foliar applied NPK plus trace worth a go.
Never be the same but could be tonic at correct time possibly?

The amount the leaf can actually take in is minimal,better than nothing but would need doing so often it’s not practical on broad acre farming. With adequate NPKS in the soil too that would encourage roof growth therefore making take up of residual N easier for the crop. Like it or not we will need the N in the soil from a some source.