Billybob soil test 2017
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Billybob soil test 2017
Results from soil test. Been applying encap lime @ 9 Lbs/1000 every 90 days since 2015.
Been applying Serenade past 3 years, seems to be working. Had a brown patch issue in summer.
My fertilizer is mainly milo and soybean meal which I apply a few times a month up til Memorial Day. Also couple apps of crack corn @ 20 Lbs/1000.
I spoon feed Urea @ .5 nitrogen/ 1000 weekly in fall.
Been applying Serenade past 3 years, seems to be working. Had a brown patch issue in summer.
My fertilizer is mainly milo and soybean meal which I apply a few times a month up til Memorial Day. Also couple apps of crack corn @ 20 Lbs/1000.
I spoon feed Urea @ .5 nitrogen/ 1000 weekly in fall.
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Re: Billybob soil test 2017
Forgot to mention it's a 2500 sqft area
Thanks
Thanks
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Re: Billybob soil test 2017
Right smack down the middle of a Loam soil, and with very nice OM numbers -- I'm impressed.
In the cations, things are good except for a Potassium shortage. Since the Phosphorus is OK, this means you have the unenviable job of locating Sulfate of Potash (SOP, 0-0-50). You'll need to apply that monthly at 2 lbs/K until September. No more lime.
Iron is very good.
In the micro’s, it’s only Boron. Get Twenty Mule Team Laundry Soap from the grocery and apply it at three tablespoons/K every 60 days. Read the Micronutrient Application Guide for application specifics.
For Nitrogen, stay with your plan.
Pretty easy, huh?
In the cations, things are good except for a Potassium shortage. Since the Phosphorus is OK, this means you have the unenviable job of locating Sulfate of Potash (SOP, 0-0-50). You'll need to apply that monthly at 2 lbs/K until September. No more lime.
Iron is very good.
In the micro’s, it’s only Boron. Get Twenty Mule Team Laundry Soap from the grocery and apply it at three tablespoons/K every 60 days. Read the Micronutrient Application Guide for application specifics.
For Nitrogen, stay with your plan.
Pretty easy, huh?
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Re: Billybob soil test 2017
That's great to hear.... been pretty religious with the lime and not one leave escaped last fall.
I'm gonna do an app @ half bag rate of 0-0-7 .15 Dimension this week. That extra potash ok?
I'm gonna do an app @ half bag rate of 0-0-7 .15 Dimension this week. That extra potash ok?
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Re: Billybob soil test 2017
Gonna retract the Dimension question......
Thanks for the reading...
Thanks for the reading...
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Re: Billybob soil test 2017
When it comes to Boron is it applied every 60 days til ground is frozen?
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Re: Billybob soil test 2017
Yeah. End of the Growing season or freeze.
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