Record Yields, Reduced Costs, Red
Alert for Corn Producers, Why Exactrix TAPPS Is So Successful
The Three R’s from Exactrix, Record Yields, Reduced Cost, Red Alert,
as the margin is too close for the best corn on corn
producers.
Why is Exactrix so successful?
Watch Exactrix Mustang banding at 8 mph in heavy corn residue
applying TAPPS. Shelton, Nebraska, Gangwish Seed Farm (Channel and
others, formerly NC+), https://vimeo.com/bandbvideo/review/162609745/b8a4c47ab2
Why can Exactrix owners, producers and agronomists say? “Over any
other approach or system, Exactrix delivers $60 to $150
per acre
more net income in irrigated Corn.”
The highest volume of Exactrix equipment is in Kansas and Nebraska
because the nitrogen is 166% more crop available and the phosphate
is 200% more crop available.
TAPPS or Tri-Ammonium Phosphate Sulfate is an 8.5 pH crystal that
provides yield punch at a reasonable cost with 1% uniformity of
application.
The effectiveness of Phosphate is 200% greater when Exactrix TAPPS
is reacted in liquid streaming flows with Anhydrous Ammonia.
Micronutrients are up to 10 times more effective when ammoniated in
homogenous bands of Ammonium Poly Phosphate 10-34-0 and
Thiosul® 12-0-0-26S.
Exactrix
irrigated
producers in Nebraska and Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma, and the
Dakotas expect $60 to $150 more net income per acre with Exactrix
TAPPS.
West of
the Missouri, there is more continuous Corn and or a Milo rotation
(soybeans are reduced) which also drives higher utilization of
Exactrix TAPPS using Rotational Band Loading and Making P more
efficient with less N required.
Quite often the rotation can also be changed and single disc openers
at high speed can be used.
Here is an Oct. 26, 2016 P and K report in Soybean and Corn Digest
as reported by Pioneer.
TAPPKTS
appears to be successful in sandy soils of SW Kansas. Thus,
Some K as KTS is needed in the SW Kansas.
Big or Small when the margin is close the number 1 reason producers
change to Exactrix is more net dollars. PG Farms Track Applicator at
61.25 feet. https://vimeo.com/bandbvideo/review/162428756/c562a9070d
When the margin is close Exactrix is the answer.
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota producers.
If you are in the soybean rotation and use tillage or
use manure here is another approach at 140 lbs N per acre producing
278 bushels per acre in 2016 with Pioneer 1197. Rick Engelmeyer,
Tillage system with manure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eosk0e9cvBM&hd=1
COMING UP, DON'T MISS THIS MEETING
Great Plains Producers Meeting,
Yielder No-tillage Technology
From Exactrix Global Systems.
Dec. 7th Signup, Please call immediately to
confirm your attendance.
Contact Exactrix
at
509 535 9925
or E-mail
alexr@pegasusmedia.com to confirm.
Educational Meeting, Improving Yields at Reduced Costs. Meet at the
Colby, Kansas, Comfort Inn, Dec. 7th, 2016.
Meeting Starts at 9:00 AM with your registration required to reserve
your seat.
Bring your banker, bring your fertilizer dealer, let your best
neighbor know there are answers.
The complete seminar charge is $235 per attendee . Group Rates
Available. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
Meal included, Documents supplied.
Tour winter Canola fields on Dec. 6
Comfort Inn
785-462-3833 for your room reservations
Overnight rooms available, special allowance for group rates.
Seminar Speakers:
9:00 AM
Dr. Bert Bock,
TKI,
Nutrient Management Expert. Testing reconfirms that Exactrix TAPPS
is as good or better then N-Serve for boosting yield. Bert is a
former Scientist with the TVA, Tennessee Valley Authority. Bert was
educated at KSU and the University of Nebraska. He has traveled the
US as a consultant for improved and advanced use of nutrients.
9:45 AM
Logan McCurry,
Crop
Quest, Consultant, VRT expert. Explains two years of VRT application
in center pivot production using Exactrix TAPPS and Mustang openers.
Logan spends a good portion of his time consulting for Joel McClure
a Hugoton, KS. Crop Quest’s Jason Hooper also helps with the
technical interpretation of the Yield Maps and design of the zones
for McClure.
Logan can report the actual net dollar values for
each management zone. Exactrix uniformity of application in TAPPS
has reduced N use to .6 to .7 lbs of N per bushel produced.
10:20 AM Break
10:30 AM
Ben McClure,
Kramer Seed Co. Ag Economist.
Explains the economics of Exactrix saving hundreds of thousands of
dollars every year. TAPPS N stabilization works very well. Ben
realized rainstorms of up to 8 inches at several pivot locations on
sandy loam soil. Nutrients were applied prior to planting and
following banding of TAPPS.
He achieved record breaking yields with 150 lbs. of
N as NH3 in TAPPS crystals. One pivot averaged .568 pounds of N per
bushel in VRT, Site Specific TAPPS application on 30 inch centers,
strip till.
11:15 AM
Guy J Swanson,
Exactrix Global Systems,
TAPPKTS plus micros and DCD, Binary Banding at 7.5 inch depth.
Improved NPKS efficiency for Mustang openers. Soybeans can now be
fertilized. Water Injection and nutrient management for Winter
Canola production in 30 inch and 40 inch seed row singulation. Place
5 small but significant bets on Winter Canola and get a consistent
quick maturity crop with much better returns than winter wheat or
soybeans.
Noon: Lunch
1:15 PM
Mike Stamm,
KSU,
Plant Breeder, Winter Canola. Mike is a Winter Canola breeder at KSU
and is focused on the Great Plains. His variety Riley is well
accepted. He is knowledgeable on the needs of how producers can
establish the crop. He has developed strategies for best winter
survival.
Mike also is familiar with growth regulators and their development.
Kansas State has a Winter Canola priority and does not offer spring
Canola. Acreages have increased significantly in the fall seeding of
the 2017 crop.
1:45 PM
Brian Caldbeck,
Rubisco,
Crop Production Expert in Winter Canola. The Rubisco Winter Canola
Seed is breed for high oil content and winter survival with at least
8 varieties available. Some Texas producers are now topping 1,700
acres with Rubisco varieties. Brian consults with winter canola
producers all across the Great Plains. He has inspected several
fields in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas this fall. Rubisco has a Winter
Canola priority and does not offer spring Canola.
2:45 PM
Jim Talbert, Helena -
The Iron Man, Iron Chlorosis of Corn, Milo, Soybean, A discussion of
heavy chelated iron for improved yields in soybeans. Copper as a
nitrogen stabilizer….Keeping nitrous ammonias and nitro bacteria at
bay in the TAPPS band.
3:15 PM Break
3:25 PM
Dr. John Shanahan,
Technology Application, ARS, Pioneer Encirca, PG Farms. Small NH3
plants funded by major Nebraska investors and stock holding
producers.
4:00 PM
Eric Betschart,
Aqua
Spy. Monitoring stored soil moisture in pivot irrigated, SDI, and
dryland/Cover Crop.
4:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Panel Round Table in 4 groups.
Table 1, Canola, Table 2, Nutrients, Table 3, VRT,Site Specific.
Table 4, Stored soil moisture, Water management in
irrigation and dryland.
Click here for complete
information
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
