SEE US AT
10th Annual Great Plains Producers Meeting
Yielder® No-tillage Technology From Exactrix Global Systems.
Colby, Kansas, December 6th, 2018
SIGN UP NOW, Do Not Miss Out.

Colby, KS, Follow I-70, Comfort Inn, 8:00 AM Dec. 6, 2017
 Dec. 6th, Meeting. You must Signup ASAP, We have room for 50 top notch
producers.
   Please call immediately to confirm your attendance.

 Call GJS At 509-995-1879 (Cell) or  509-535-9925 (Exactrix Office) or 620-544-6567 (Troy Coen)
 or E-Mail Exactrix@Exactrix.com or Use This Registration Form

Exactrix Advanced Education producing 12% more net.
Exactrix Training, Seminars and Power Information for more margin.

This Is The 10th Annual Great Plains Crop Production Meeting.
Don’t Miss This Outstanding No-tillage Fertility Meeting.

Meeting Starts at 8:30 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  $275 Per Attendee. Take 10% off if you have 3 or more in your group.
Your satisfaction is guaranteed.

A fantastic Meal included, Documents supplied.
Tour Ethanol plant at Campus, KS on Dec. 6, starts a 1:00 PM.  
Overnight at the Comfort Inn in Colby and meet early arrivals.

Comfort Inn 785-462-3833 for your room reservations. 10 rooms have been reserved under a special Exactrix Rate.
Overnight rooms available after the first 10 are gone in surrounding motels and hotels, special allowance for group rates.

Do you need a room?  $89.00 at the Comfort Inn in Colby, KS.  Better call NOW, only 10 set aside at this price.
Colby Comfort Inn, Ask for Exactrix Reserved Room.  785-462-3833.  


 

Millions of Dollars Lost…over a farming career.

At Dodge City, KS producers raise dryland wheat next to the Farmland/Koch NH3 plant.In southwestern Kansas, Anhydrous Ammonia is produced for almost every acre and for every year since legumes are seldom used in rotation. 

The Hugoton natural gas field located in southwestern Kansas  provides the feedstock for this the Koch Nitrogen plant.
The Farmland plant entered service in 1968 when NH3 was priced at about $35 per US Ton….about 2 cents per lb. of N.
The program of manufacture and distribution was carried out by Farmland Industries of Kansas City until 2002 when Farmland had a liquidity crisis.
About 2003- 2004 nitrogen prices began to climb from 8 cents per lb to as high as 42 cents per lb in 2007-2008.

At Elkhart, KS, Nitrogen Pricing is based on the actual costs with no market over running. 

A true relationship of nitrogen costs are found at the Elkhart Coop on June 2, 15. Located within 100 to 150 miles of several major NH3 plants.   

On June 2, 2015 NH3 is 39 cents per lb of N at $640 per ton.  The base line of all nitrogen fertilizer costing is NH3. 

The current NH3 pricing is estimated to be 4 to 5 times above the cost of production. 

Urea is 53 cents per lb. of N at $480 per ton.  141% greater than NH3 

Urea/Ammonium Nitrate Solution (Solution 32) is 58.5 cents per lb. of N or $375 per ton. 150% greater than NH3. 

Where is that fertilizer salesman that said all nitrogen sources were priced about the same? 

There truly is $60 to $100 more net income with Exactrix banded TAPPS, Irrigated or Dryland.