Spreading urea/sulphur & urea

David.

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
J11 M40
The problem with blends is that whilst a bit cheaper, they are almost all crap to spread. The components don't throw equally across full width.
They will tray test perfectly, but the contents of each tube across spread width vary according to whether its mostly Urea or mostly AS. Would you like to borrow the Tee-shirt :)?
Only cure is to buy Piamon, Amidas, etc.
 
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Jon 3085

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Location
Worcester, UK
20 metre tramlines,it’s been chucking it to far.
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Fuzzy

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Arable Farmer
Location
Bedfordshire
What would you do now?,that was 1 application of 100 units of n.
I had same problem with a different Urea product, Settings given to me by Amazone were way out and i ended up with a small area of W barley looking like that.....i put some 12m discs on and applied half the 24m rate. Then i spent quite a few hours tray testing and adjusting vanes until i arrived at a more accurate setting.
 

Jon 3085

Member
Location
Worcester, UK
I had same problem with a different Urea product, Settings given to me by Amazone were way out and i ended up with a small area of W barley looking like that.....i put some 12m discs on and applied half the 24m rate. Then i spent quite a few hours tray testing and adjusting vanes until i arrived at a more accurate setting.
I might do this,anybody got any settings??🤣🤣
 

neilo

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Montgomeryshire
I’ve twice applied Origin 38N 19s (blend of urea & AS) through a Kuhn spreader at 24m without any striping evident. Happy enough to continue using it another year anyway.
 

David.

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
J11 M40
To be fair to them, I've had Origin 38/19 this year too, it has spread the best any ever has.
It has a very uniform granule size though, which is probably why it spread well, and that's definitely not always the case.
 

Grass And Grain

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Yorks
What would you do now?,that was 1 application of 100 units of n.
Had this problem a few years back.

Drove quickly up tramlines at about 1,100 engine revs iirc, so prills were visually only being thrown to edge of yellow patches.

Obvs only spreading half width, so rate will be double what the settings say (if you were spreading at normal speed).

It sorted mine out and evened up the crop.
 

Wsquire

Member
I got the settings from Thomas Bell for my urea/sulphur,it hasn’t gone well 🙄😡View attachment 1109826View attachment 1109827
We’ve got very similar stripes in places with the same product and an older Amazone ZAM, I used Thomas Bells setting page aswell as the Amazone app is useless this year for some reason.
Usually get a tray test done before spreading but didn’t happen this year. Had SCS out this week and we’ve now got it set bang on!
 
The problem with blends is that whilst a bit cheaper, they are almost all crap to spread. The components don't throw equally across full width.
They will tray test perfectly, but the contents of each tube across spread width vary according to whether its mostly Urea or mostly AS. Would you like to borrow the Tee-shirt :)?
Only cure is to buy Piamon, Amidas, etc.
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