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Anhydrous Ammonia Has Changed.
Saving 100 lbs. N/A and Millions of Tons of topsoil.
Exactrix® TAPPS applied at 170 lbs.
N/A produces plot averages
of 242.3 to 257.2 bushels per acre.
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In the fall of 2014 at
Seward, NE, large 2.1 acre plots (STEEP Type) were applied 30 times
with high uniformity resulting in 63 acres of applied Exactrix®
TAPPS and TAPPKTS plus controls and comparisons to N-serve and DCD.
Results replicated and randomized 3 times with 10 treatments produce
an Exactrix® Nitrogen Use Efficiency of .660 to .702 lbs. N applied
per bushel corn produced.
The best results as Exactrix® crystalline TAPPS show 1 bushel of
corn produced at .66 lbs. of ammonic nitrogen fall applied.
Abnormally high rainfall events (3.6 in.) occurred twice in the
vegetative stage between May and end of June.
Exactrix Mustang,
No-tillage, Fall Banding, TAPPS, TAPPKTS, TAPP, TAPP-N-serve,
TAPP-DCD
Large 2.1 acre, hybrid corn randomized and replicated plots were
harvested at Seward/Utica, Nebraska, October 6, 2015.
Reviewing N efficiency of the Kevin Medow plots following with a 2
year Soybean rotation.
Twin Row, 9/27 on a 36 inch bed in a zig-zag
seeding pattern.
The Exactrix TAPPS bands applied on the outside
of each row on 18 inch centers.
Twin Row, 9/27 on a 36 inch bed in a zig-zag seeding pattern.
The Exactrix TAPPS bands applied on the outside of each row on 18
inch centers.
The highest economic return was
the Exactrix® application forming TAPPS, mixing NH3 with Thio-Sul®
at 7 gallons (20 lbs. S) per acre in combination with 10-34-0 at 9
gallons (35.64 lbs. P2O5/A).
The application of TAPPS at 170 lbs. N, 35.64 P and 20S of 2.107
acre plots 108, 205, and 310 produced a mean of 253.8 bushels per
acre at a total 170 lbs. N/A. This resulted in a factor of .669 lbs.
of applied N per bushel produced.
An $11.00 per acre investment in Thio-Sul® resulted in an additional
$44.00 of return at $4.00 per bushel. Thio-Sul® was the best overall
performer as compared to N-serve®, and Guardian® DCD. Potassium Thio-Sulfate
KTS®, was recognized as the second best performer.
Exactrix Uniformity at high pressure streaming NH3 and liquid flow
produces typical results. Also noting historical No-tillage
Rotational Band Loading of 3 years in a Corn Soybean rotation
improved NUE to levels of .660 to .700 lbs./Bu.
The addition of an ammonic nitrogen stabilizer improved overall
yields 2.5% to 6%.
Thio-Sul® at 20 lbs. S improved yields 4.5% and produced the best
economic return for the investment. “KTS® is superior to N-Serve in
yield performance”.
Application Equipment, 2KC, Weigh Master, Weighing NH3, 2KP TAPPS
formulator applying liquid volumetrically.
Repeatability and Accuracy of Mass and Volume Flow rates, NH3+-.002
as Mass Flow, Liquid,.01 as Volume Application CV 1%.
The 30 total plots were 2.1 acres each at 36 feet wide, 24 bands, at
2,550 feet in length.
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Means |
Control |
1 |
Control 170
lbs. total N, 159.5 lbs. N as NH3 + 35.6 lbs. P205 plus
10.5 lbs. N as 10-34-0 at 9 gallon/A. |
242.8 |
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2 |
DCD 170
lbs. total N, 159.5 lbs. N as NH3 + 35.6 lbs. P205 plus
10.5 lbs. N. as 10-34-0 at 9 gallon/A. |
248.8 |
6.1 |
3 |
N-Serve, 1
quart tank mix NH3, 170 lbs. total N, 159.5 lbs. N as NH3 +
35.6 lbs. P205 plus 10.5 lbs. N as 10-34-0 at 9 gallon/A. |
251.4 |
8.7 |
4 |
N-Serve, 1
quart tank mix NH3, 145 N Total N, 134.5 lbs. N as NH3 +
35.6 lbs. P205 plus 10.5 lbs. N as 10-34-0 at 9 gallon/A. |
250.7 |
7.9 |
5 |
Thio-Sul® 10S +4.6
lbs. N at 3.5 gal/A., 170 lbs. total N, 154.9 lbs. N as
NH3+ 35.6 lbs. P205, 10.5lbs N as 10-34-0 at 9 gallon/A. |
250.6 |
7.8 |
6 |
Thio-Sul® 20S+
9.2 lbs. N at 7 gal/A. 170 lbs. total N, 150.3 lbs.
N as NH3 + 35.6 lbs. P205, 10.5 lbs. N as 10-34-0 at 9
gal/A. |
253.8 |
11.0 |
7 |
Thio-Sul® 20S+
DCD, +9.2
lbs. at 7gal/A 170 lbs. total N, 150.3 lbs. N as NH3 +
35.6 lbs. P205, 10.5 lbs. N as 10-34-0 at 9 gal/A. |
257.2 |
14.4 |
8 |
Potassium Thio-Sulfate 10S, at 5 g/A, with 15 K 170
lbs. total N 159.5 lbs. N as NH3 + 35.6 lbs. P205 plus 10.5
lbs. N as APP as 10-34-0 |
250.4 |
7.7 |
9 |
Potassium Thio-Sulfate 20S at 10 gal/A with 30 K,
170 lbs. total N 159.5 lbs. N as NH3 + 35.6 lbs. P205 plus
10.5 lbs. N as 10-34-0. |
253.3 |
10.6 |
10 |
Potassium Thio-Sulfate 20S + DCD, at
10 gal/A with 30 K, 170 lbs. total N 159.5 lbs. N as
NH3 + 35.6 lbs. P205 plus 10.5 lbs. N as 10-34-0. |
254.6 |
11.8 |
Heavy rainstorms occurred twice
during the vegetative stage.
A critical note regarding mixing, crystallization and accuracy.
Mixing of the of NH3 with Liquid Ammonium Poly-Phosphate and Thio-Sul®
forms a highly uniform crystal of TAPPS in a lineal dilute
band width.
Highest Uniformity of metering accuracy is achieved, with low 1% CV
application in liquid streaming flows assures high crop availability
of placed nutrients.
Commercial Fertilizer, NH3
as 82-0-0, Ammonium Poly Phosphate as10-34-0, Thio-Sul® as
12-0-0-26S and 2 quarts typical Ammoniated Zinc 15%, Potassium Thio-Sulfate, KTS®
0-0-25-17S.
Fall Banding occurred in December of 2014 and just
prior to the winter freeze of mid-December to mid-March, 2015.
Vegetative Growing period rainfall.
There was negligible rainfall between mid-March when the soil thawed
and April 16.
Rainfall from April 16 through June 24 was as follows:
March 31—first soil sampling |
May 24--0.27" |
April 25—started planting before rain later in day. |
May 28-- 0.18" |
April 25-0-.52” |
May 29--0 .05" |
April 27—second soil sampling |
June 2--Trace |
May 04--0 .55" |
June 3--0.70" |
May 06--3.10" |
June 4--1.55" |
May 10--0.30" |
June 6--0 .60" |
May 14-0.90" |
June 12--3.60" |
May 04 to 14—4.85” |
June 15--1.15" |
May 15--0.08" |
June 18-- 0.90" |
May 17--008" |
June 03 to 18—8.50” |
May 20--0.28" |
June 24- -0.10" |
Based on the point of diminishing returns and
previous plots, the highest performing N rate the
optimum N rate is between 145 lbs. N to 170 Lbs. N per acre.
Noting that previous years of testing with
Kevin Medow have produced similar results.
Fall banding occurs during
November 10 to December 10.
Fall banding with Exactrix TAPPS has been successful in the past 7
years with good to exceptional yields.
In the past, the confirmation of this top yielding technique was
further explored by side dressing the growing corn with Solution 32.
In previous years, there has been no economic response to side
dressing into the growing corn with Solution 32.
Thio-Sul®, KTS® are registered Trademark of
Tessenderlo Kerley Inc.
Guardian® is a registered trademark of Conklin
N-Serve® is a registered trademark of Dow.
Exactrix® is a registered trademark of Exactrix Global Systems.
What Has Happened between 2015 thru 2023 crop years of fall
banding in Nebraska Conditions?
Is 140 lbs. N as Exactrix NH3 good enough fall banded? It is at
Beemer, NE. year after year.
As proven time and time again applications of Nitrogen as Exactrix
NH3 greater than 140 pounds N is a good waste of money and
environmentally not sound.
Over 7 years Exactrix TAPPS and TAPPKTS and TAKTS application
techniques have proven that 140 pounds of Ammonium N produces the
maximum economic yield. Every year 140 total pounds of N per acre
from Exactrix is good enough.
Top Yields with 140 pounds N as
Exactrix NH3 TAKTS in Nebraska Conditions at Beemer, NE.
In 2022 the 300 bushel per acre yield averages were achieved at
Beemer, Nebraska with 140 lbs. N as NH3 at 27.18 gallons applied
Mass Flow at 1% CV with Tri-ammonium Potassium Thiosulfate or 6
gallons KTS, 18 K and 12 S with Chelated Zinc applied at 1% CV.
A nitrogen stabilizer, That 8 gallon rate is 25 K and 17S of highest
quality KTS. Looking
to Prevent Nitrogen Loss? Start Blending | Crop Vitality
A must read from Tessenderlo Kerley or TKI. You can stabilize
nitrogen and not use N-serve….
..you do it will uniformity and chemical
reaction with Ammonia.
Nitrogen Stabilizer….similar to Thiosul. Registered as such.
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At close of business day Feb. 10, 2023 the 10, 800 gallon
transport delivery to an approved site of 85,000 gallons of farm
storage, located at Lyons, KS. The price delivered is $745 per ton
NH3. That means about 150 miles of trucking and a plant price of
$700 per ton.
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Purchased through a broker normally operating with a 10% margin.
The plant netted $630 per ton or about 5 to 10 times over the cost
of production in a Fossil Steam Methane Reformer. If sourced
Green, Zero Carbon, the green ammonia producer would have $480 per
ton of additional margin.
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KTS priced at Lyons at $4.44 per gallon. This price is 87.5 cents
per lb. of K and S.
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At 140 lbs. N or 44.22 cent N. $61.90. KTS at 8 gallons is $35.52.
About $97.42 per acre.
The 1%CV uniform Application, No-till starts with the Exactrix high
pressure engines.
TAKTS plus Zinc, Manganese, Boron banded deep to 8-inch depth.
Is there a possibility of an even higher level of Nitrogen
Stability in Fall Banding?
The Next Chapter is Fumigant Mustard in a Relay with stabilized
Exactrix NH3.
Pacific Gold Fumigant Mustard offers more soil stored ammonium
nitrogen in the root zone.
Mobil Nitrate at lowest possible levels.
Exactrix TAKTS Applied NUE, .466 lbs. N per bushel produced came in
lowest in 2022
at West Point or Beemer with high quality 3.8% OM soils.
Relay Fumigant Mustard in 85 bushels per acre soybeans. Fall 2021
The New Era. The most popular articles of 2023.
Number 1, Green Hydrogen, Green Ammonia Update.
Number 2, Green Ammonia Leaps ahead around the world…while US goes
Green in 2025 for 80 more years of Zero Carbon.
*Number 3. Deep Banding Ammonia in No-tillage Systems produces
highest fertilizer efficiency.
Anhydrous Ammonia is the secret to Fertilizer Efficiency. -
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