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DynaGrow vs Foliars vs Soil Applied N

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  • Ron
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2001
    • 718

    #11
    I was in at UFA just as they closed today. They had a product on the counter called "Green with Envy"
    http://www.uap.ca/products/documents/UAP4844_GWEBroch3aWeblowerres.pdf
    It is a UAP product as is N-pact. They said they can source any UAP product, I didnt have time but will talk tomorrow about pricing and if they can actually get the N-pact. Just surprised to see foliars in a 'reputable' store. Viagra said its snake oil, weird stuff we dont have space to carry.

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    • AG_guy
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2009
      • 185

      #12
      I think foliars are becomming more popular with farmers and in the world of agriulture. So a large stores have to be in on everything or they might loose a dime.

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      • per
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2007
        • 1133

        #13
        Bio Agronics will ship it to you in Alberta. There is also the Soil Food Web in Vulcan that can provide all sorts of foliars.

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        • furrowtickler
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2004
          • 22202

          #14
          If my peas and canola can recover enough to spray - dynagrow will going on asap(like penecilin). Man I hope it don't freeze again tomrow.

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          • ado089
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2004
            • 1754

            #15
            Not a bad idea, that type of product will help snap this crop back to shape if it ever warms up.

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            • AG_guy
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2009
              • 185

              #16
              I see alot of dry ground out there. Crops struggling to get out of the ground and hearing of frost damage. It's not a great start.

              Now go and grab your fertilizer bill and go stand out in your field. Don't you wish your fertilizer bill was half of what it was? Just trying to drive my point across of not putting all your fert down at the start half now half later does pay off.

              Furrow this is something another dynagro user told me. They said they results with 2 litres of dynagro were like night and day , the response was very high with the second litre. They use 2 litres now on everything. Just some info i thought might be useful to you.

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              • furrowtickler
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2004
                • 22202

                #17
                Never tried 2 lts, but I believe that after the light frost again this a.m. we will need a jolt like that. I will try 2 vrs 1, can't afford not to now. Thanks for the tip. Some white frost this a.m. but very little surface moisture left to freeze. I hope no one is spraying peas or canola today in this area.

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