Seed place phos question

[sumdumguy]

Did somebody say we needed heat?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Did somebody say we needed heat?

I may be the guilty party.
We desperately needed heat a few weeks ago, crops were way behind.
Be careful what you ask for.

[shtferbrains]

We have lots of government expertise working on that.

Send them all your money and they will be setting the dial to what they want.

[furrowtickler]

Yup , I am guilty as well
was needed , but just 5 c less day and night .
night time cooling off more critical than daytime heat . Proven fact
can’t control Mother Nature… ever

[furrowtickler]

Furrow is the expert on phos. Dont follow me. I broadcasted all mine like they do in the corn belt. Ag reps hate me.

The corn belt soil temp warms up in March , not end May
massive difference in early phos availability

[furrowtickler]

Early maturity critical now this year , last year was detrimental
every area , every year so completely different

[shtferbrains]

The corn belt soil temp warms up in March , not end May
massive difference in early phos availability

Also P much more available at their lower PH.

They can use broadcast build programs because the soil doesn't tie it all up.

Corn and beans are large seeds and more susceptible to salt index issues.

Very little starter fert as it seldom is beneficial. 2x2 sideband

Lots of beans are seeded with zero fertilizer. Just what's left over from the corn program.

Have to be careful using corn belt agronomy as that is a whole different world.

Herbicide activity and carry over is also totally different,

[furrowtickler]

Most of us in a completely different world than the corn belt