This is what I am thinking. Not quite fair trial last year but the Crusoe had its last split as AN whereas the Cordiale had it as urea. I rate Cordiale as a protein builder but 50% of the grain was 12.5% prot or lower, whereas the Crusoe was all over 13% which is a big difference in £££ in the bank. Especially since the end user is unhappy with foliar late N.
What form of N to use?
- Thread starter Joe Boy
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This is what I am thinking. Not quite fair trial last year but the Crusoe had its last split as AN whereas the Cordiale had it as urea. I rate Cordiale as a protein builder but 50% of the grain was 12.5% prot or lower, whereas the Crusoe was all over 13% which is a big difference in £££ in the bank. Especially since the end user is unhappy with foliar late N.
- Location
- Ashford, Kent
AS and Urea have a completely different spreading pattern and needed different settings on our spreader. If you can make it work then great. We couldn't and had embarrassing stripes. Now only ever buy a compound 39.0.0.19.
- Location
- South Notts
Piamon is the product you want, 33N 30S03 as a compound with urea as the nitrogen form, absolutely brilliant product, been using it for years.
- Location
- South Notts
I only put it on at 24m and it breezes that. It's a nice big granule so would think no problems at some of the wider widths.
So I take it that's is one product in the bag rather than a blend of urea and ammonium sulphate?
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Skw piestertiz
It's marketed by gleadall
It's marketed by gleadall
- Location
- South Notts
Yes it is a compound product, same analysis in every granule.
