Next Exactrix Seminar, Ada, Ohio, March 6 and 7, 18, Northern Ohio University.

Water Quality Seminar, Resolving the Lake Erie Problem.

Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference.
Speaker Presentations from TKI and Exactrix included at the end of the broadcast.   

Click here to register.
https://fabe.osu.edu/CTCon

It Works Every Time, Yes.
 
It Works Every Time, Producer Driven Technology.

Snow and Anhydrous Ammonia Go Together Hand and Glove.
Across North America, Wherever Anhydrous Ammonia Can Be Procured.

Looking back is a pleasure in Sub-Surface Drip Irrigation Corn on Corn.  
An excellent video.
https://vimeo.com/bandbvideo/review/162428756/c562a9070d 

As an operator, as a producer, as a machine and system developer.  
Can you imagine the deeply productive feeling of a 600 horsepower tractor with belted tracks pulling 61.25 feet Mustang Tool bar at 8 mph with 15 inch band centers?
 

Each acre requiring .485 gallons of diesel fuel banding 7 to 8 inches in depth producing a No-tillage seedbed.  

The openers are Exactrix Mustang P-51C with 3/8 x 24 inch diameter blades to band nutrients into the deck 7 to 8 inches. Deeper may be better.  Optional blades are available at ˝ x 25 inch and up to ˝ x 26.5 with the Mustang P-51CUE.  

Furthermore GPS auto steerage is critical because you cannot see your mark.  
Your high net return tool is meeting or exceeding all expectations for a no-tillage seed bed for the row cleaning, twin row, Deere 15 inch No-till planter.

Banding into 15 inch Twin Row corn with SDI.

An ideal No-tillage seedbed.  A 30 inch planter develops a No-till stand in moisture saving techniques of deep banded Exactrix Mustang TAPPS.

Bandammonium, TAPPS Mustang banded in March at a 45 degree angle…track cart and tractor tracks are barely visible at the 45 degree angle to the planting.

What the choppers missed, banding TAPPS at 8 inch depth, right down the parked pivot towers of the un-chopped Triticale crop.
Mustangs handle lots of residue by banding to the 7 to 8 inch depth with the swiveling design.  
It takes a substantial Case DMI 940 6x 6 tool bar at 61.25 feet to accomplished the highly reliable delivery of TAPPS nutrients.

Listen to that Detroit Diesel Roar..!
An Ideal Tool For Top Dressing And Gravity Spin Spreading Fertilizer In Winter Conditions.

      Sinusoidal Flow Explained, The Gravity Of The Situation.
http://exactrix.com/Sine.htm

Solving the Lake Erie Problem.
Using established technology from the 150 million acre western production climate.
March 6
and 7, Ada, Ohio. Ohio Northern University.
Advanced Conservation Technology Transfer Meeting.

March 7, 18, 8:30 AM

Dr. Bert Bock, TKI, Nutrient Management Expert.
Make Change Easier and Faster With Proven Technology for TKI and Exactrix.

  • The Lake Erie Phosphorus buildup and how to solve for water soluble nutrients entering the Lake.

  • Using No-tillage Techniques to raise crop nutrient availability as compared to the floater application techniques.    

  • Avoiding old fashioned techniques of Nutrient application. The next chapter in the era of crop fertilization.

  • Exceptional opportunities to improve yields and stop wasteful practices.   

 

8:30 AM Team Presentation, 8:40.

Guy J Swanson, Exactrix Global Systems, Award Winning, Engineering Legend of No-tillage Farming.
Millions of Dollars Invested To Solve the Palouse Problem and the Lake Erie Problem

  • Banding deep TAPPKTS plus micros, Highly crop available and banded to 7 inch depths in No-tillage at 1% CV.                          
  • Binary Banding at 7.5 inch depth. Improved NPKS efficiency for Mustang openers.
  • Corn and Soybeans can now be fertilized from late fall up and until just before planting.
  • Raising the right crop could quickly change the water quality problem of Lake Erie.   
  • Water Injection and nutrient management for Winter Canola production in 30 inch and 40 inch seed rows.
  • Place five bets on total cleanup of the Lake Erie problem. Cleanup of water quality can happen fast.
  • Yield enhancement with correct selection of stable nutrients in deep banded positional availability.    
  • 1.      Exactrix and TKI will maintain 5 experienced personnel at 2 both locations at Ada, Ohio.
    2.
          We can answer your questions about stabilized TAPPS and Mustang Banding openers.
    3.
          You can talk to producers, scientists, and service engineers about tools to improve the water quality.

    Exactrix Mustang Tool Banding Deep For Irrigated Corn Production In March Snowy Conditions With A Cereal Rye Cover Crop.             

       
     

    Time for Training on Mustang Tool Bars

    Operating at field speeds to 9 mph in No-tillage banding in snowy conditions. Good sealing and low to no-tillage. 

    Time for Training on Mustang Tool Bars operating at field speeds to 9 mph in No-tillage banding.

    Saving millions of dollars over your farming career with Exactrix TAPPS and No-tillage production of commodity crops.

    Click On Image To View Video

    Watch the Mustangs run strong in heavy residue.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuCAeCfBUnQ&fmt=37
    http://www.exactrix.com/mustang.htm

    Training Videos are available at www.exactrix.com/EOYT.htm

    More news about Relay Intercropping at www.exactrix.com/RI.htm


    Nitrogen Stabilization,
    Thio-Sul® is as good or better than N-Serve®. http://www.exactrix.com/Broadcast_03_11_16.htm

    Mustard and Fumigation at WSU, U of I subject web page at www.exactrix.com/FM.htm


    Terminate your Cover Crop Early.
     http://www.exactrix.com/Broadcast_03_11_16.htm

    TAPPS and TAPPKTS at www.exactrix.com/TF.htm

    For a good overview of banding deeper go to Center Pivot Corn Production

    Need more historical reference of Exactrix Global Systems? Go to www.exactrix.com/EWAC.htm

    Banding Deeper in No-till without tillage with Rotational Band Loading. www.exactrix.com/mustang.htm

    Need more information about STEEP test plots and how Exactrix performs? Go to www.exactrix.com/mcclure.htm

    See Video  How TAPPS and TAPPKTS Changed a Kansas Farm. A  KSU Ag Economist gives a good review.    

    Meeting your formulation needs. www.exactrix.com/TF.htm  

    Picking your metering systems. www.exactrix.com/EPM.htm

    Need more information on advanced crop production? Go to www.exactrix.com/EWAC.htm

    Exactrix P51 Mustangs
     Outstanding Video With Kevin Medow and His P51 Mustangs


    John Cory
    Security West Financial

    Call your new banker, John Cory, Security West Financial.
    http://swfinco.com/contact.html   (509) 994-8555 You can go off the balance sheet and work with the best using the strength of Farm Credit and others.

    John will help you spend about $40,000 annually to make $150,000 more annually by spending only $60 per acre in irrigated production for fertilizer. John understands the cycles of agriculture and how to keep your balance sheet looking good.

    At the end of five years you will own a powerful machine that continue to produce good returns having already been paid for at the end of the first year.  You can even apply for your neighbors with a Mustang Tool Bar.

    At 1,000 acres of corn, An internal bottom line savings of $750,000 over five years on 5,000 acres of corn.  

    An Exactrix Mustang Tool Bar capable of producing $550,000 of internally available funds in five years.   

      See Video 

    Top yields, best margin and the new leader in VRT-Site Specific, Small Grains Expert. Eric Odberg at Genesee, Idaho breaking winter wheat yield records. Exactrix TAPPS at Catholic Canyon using 4 management zones. Exactrix Site-Specific, Variable Rate
    EO.htm

    "Paul Gangwish, Drone Video"
    Track Machines improve production 200%.
    Application time cut in half at 1 acre per minute.
    Up to $150 more net income per acre.

    The 2017 Agronomy Review.
    http://www.exactrix.com/Broadcast_12_29_2016.html

    Meeting your formulation needs. www.exactrix.com/TF.htm  

    Picking your metering systems. www.exactrix.com/epm.htm  

    Need more information on advanced crop production.   www.exactrix.com/EWAC.htm  

    For More Information:
    509.254 6854