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Nitrogen in Maize drill
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<blockquote data-quote="Boysground" data-source="post: 6897406" data-attributes="member: 610"><p>I have gone back to fertiliser down the spout this year. Have avoided DAP for years because of high phosphate indices, also having high ph soils in my view applying phosphate is unnecessary. I have used 150 kg/ha of 27.0.0 37s. It’s not out of the ground so I am waiting to see the results.</p><p></p><p>I have always had issues with early vigour of maize. I don’t think the quoted numbers really relate to the high ph/ shallow chalk soils I have. At this time of year the fields go white and I have a theory this slows warming of the soil. Not a problem this year as the soil was consistently 12 degrees a fortnight ago, but is the reason I wanted to try n down the spout.</p><p></p><p>Bg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boysground, post: 6897406, member: 610"] I have gone back to fertiliser down the spout this year. Have avoided DAP for years because of high phosphate indices, also having high ph soils in my view applying phosphate is unnecessary. I have used 150 kg/ha of 27.0.0 37s. It’s not out of the ground so I am waiting to see the results. I have always had issues with early vigour of maize. I don’t think the quoted numbers really relate to the high ph/ shallow chalk soils I have. At this time of year the fields go white and I have a theory this slows warming of the soil. Not a problem this year as the soil was consistently 12 degrees a fortnight ago, but is the reason I wanted to try n down the spout. Bg [/QUOTE]
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