I have no experience at all with liquid fert. Very little here. What is the draw over granular? Price, usability, efficiency?
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Originally posted by GDR View PostI have no experience at all with liquid fert. Very little here. What is the draw over granular? Price, usability, efficiency?
Also doesn’t get lumpy or cake up.
Biggest advantage for us is we blend our own blends on farm, with dry I always was picking up different blends for different crops.Last edited by STR1; Nov 9, 2020, 16:51.
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Originally posted by biglentil View PostPoly will split out of the blue on ya. Saw it happen this spring. Luckily they were nearby when it happened and were able salvage half.
The tanks I was referring to I believe are made by Poly West (called Fert Tank, pale green ones) made specifically for fertilizer, the walls are about an 1†thick.
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Originally posted by GDR View PostI have no experience at all with liquid fert. Very little here. What is the draw over granular? Price, usability, efficiency?
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I think a bonus of liquid fert is its easy to place and stays there....no bounce.
Switching would be huge in my opinion.
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Originally posted by tweety View PostI do understand farming, but what does liquid fertilizer have to do with commodity marketing? Shouldn't it be under Crop production?
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