Nitrogen Inhibitors

[blackpowder]

I seed with 28-0-0.
4" paired row, liq in the center.
If you're able to switch you'll never go back.
Going to try Agrotain in it this year.
All I have to go on is what the literature claims. My theory is to make it a little safer and slower release. ??

[shtferbrains]

12 0 0 26 thio sul gives some nitrogen inhibiter effect probably good enough if you dribble in front of the drill but not for high rates of seed place if you arn't confident in your seed/fertilizer seperation.
Everything works with lots of moisture to dilute it but delayed or poor emegence can be an issue in dry seed beds.
The thio sul is basicly low to no cost as you get the extra fertility.

[WiltonRanch]

I used to single shoot upwards of 50#. Soil is clay and moisture adequate which helps. Once I went ahead of the canola with the urea and just made enough of a mark with the spoons so I could see. Crop turned out better than the fallow seeded. I know of a guy who dribbled nh3 in front or behind shovels on the air seeder doing wheat, and he says it worked well. If you have moisture anything works. When dry placement is critical. Seed placed is risky but a lb in the trench is worth 2 blown on top.