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Broadcast E-Mail Sent September
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Dressing Urea Fertilizer With TAPPS Has Reverse Economics.
Lorin and Grant Koehn, Copeland, KS, Irrigated corn on corn,
No-till...not strip till...True No-till
Banded on 15 inch centers into corn and wheat residue...
In March
Exactrix TAPPS was applied with single disc Mustang 15 inch
high speed openers into no-till corn residue at 160 pounds N, plus
APP/ATS, Humic Acid and Micros. Plots were established at this same
time line at 100 pounds N with APP/ATS/Humic Acid/Micros at the same
rate...in lieu of more N to be applied top dressed in early June.
A comparison was
made with ESN or Urea Slow Release Fertilizer. ESN was Top
dressed at 8 to 10 leaf corn.
The Urea Plot or ESN was
also TAPPS banded at the same time in March at 100 pounds N. 80
pounds N was added later as a split Top dress application.
1. ESN, Split
Applied with Single Disc Mustang TAPPS,
100 pounds N,
APP/ATS/Humic Acid/Micros and 80 pounds N as ESN at 8 to
10
leaf.....272.5 bushels per acre.
2.
TAPPS only Applied Single Disc at 160 pounds N,
APP/ATS/Humic
Acid/Micros produced......276.3 bushels per acre
Less N....More Bushels....Lower Cost... Less Risk. Econ 101.
Economic
Analysis. At 75 cent N as ESN. NH3 at 45 cent N.
20 pounds more N as Urea ESN $15.00
60 pounds N as ESN vs. NH3 at 30 cents difference cost... $18.00
Cost of Spreading $4.00 per acre
Total difference in Cost $37.00.
Total in Yield at $8.53 per bushel times 3.8 bushel. $32.41
ESN top Dressed
in 2012 has reverse economics resulting
in a loss of $69.41 cents.
Check out Lorin
and Grant Koehn on www.exactrix.com/EOYT.htm
Also in Large Test plots... Lorin and Grant discovered that 180 pounds of Exactrix
N in TAPPS banded with the 15 inch band spacing Mustang P-51C
produced additional yield of .75 bushels per acre. 160 pounds N does
appear to be the sweat spot year after year.
As Lorin Says"
We are good to go at 160 pounds N... it is about right year after
year." Using Exactrix TAPPS.
Let's do this
test again next year. Keep on testing.
Guy's
comments:
Positional Availability. No matter what N source is
selected TAPPS will out compete every time....Center Pivot
Application of N as 32-0-0 with ATS included will still not produce
the best economics.... TAPPS may not beat Alfalfa in rotation about
5 years.
Chemistry. Since pivot applied N is typically in
the 300 pound N/A range.
Uniformity of Application. When drought hits....
the real world settles N....All nutrients must be banded to get the
best economics with no irregular delivery. Uniformity is the most
powerful tool to root out the best economics. ESN is a salvage
material and should be used as such with an airplane or a floater
rig when the weather goes against the producer's plans and thus
applied with the worst of worst of application systems....requiring
double and triple the amounts of mobile N and no chance to make P
and K work.
Timing.... Nutrients when the crop needs them....
all nutrients balanced in a band when the growth trigger says, "go
baby go."
Liquid Streaming Flow... thanks to lots of research
over the last 50 years.... Liquid streaming flow will produce the
best results.
No-Till really helps.
Always plan for a success.... not a failure with Exactrix TAPPS and
TAPPKTS.... using advanced single disc openers.
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