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    #31
    Plant 21 is in the books as of late yesterday.

    Got to play in the mud on our usually wettest farm.

    Few experiments

    140lbs actual N

    Plus 120 lbs S15 actual

    New liberty s cut

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      #32
      Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
      Plant 21 is in the books as of late yesterday.

      Got to play in the mud on our usually wettest farm.

      Few experiments

      140lbs actual N

      Plus 120 lbs S15 actual

      New liberty s cut

      Do you have mrb’s on your Bourgault drills?

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        #33
        Yes we do.

        For 2022 were looking at getting maybe the new Atom Jet sc****rs with the Anhydrous tube attached.

        Any one use these and how did they like.

        Seems like a good idea.

        Planted the garden today shouldn't freeze any more.

        Also did put out all plants.

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          #34
          Finished last night for my cousin who's tractor blew.
          Always some experiments lol.
          What's great is that today's tech allows measurement.
          AJet openers appear to be working out here. On liquid of which, I'm never changing from.
          Spraying pre emerge gly finish today.
          Also some first pass Achieve in a few wild oat messes.
          In crop herb starting peas later in week.
          Will consider floating some urea at four leaf if conditions warrant.
          Top dressing experiments paid well last year. Don't want to use the sprayer for thst if don't have to. Easier said than done between rigging up and timing.

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            #35
            We have 40 Acre test plots seeded to Canola with 160 lbs N 120 lbs S15 and potash plus coated with Zink.

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              #36
              That seems a bit on the light side for Sulfur doesn’t it?

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                #37
                Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
                Plant 21 is in the books as of late yesterday.

                Got to play in the mud on our usually wettest farm.

                Few experiments

                140lbs actual N

                Plus 120 lbs S15 actual

                New liberty s cut

                Right on, we should finish by Wednesday

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                  #38
                  That's 18 lbs of actual sulfur and our soil tests show we need 15 lbs for 66 bus.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
                    We have 40 Acre test plots seeded to Canola with 160 lbs N 120 lbs S15 and potash plus coated with Zink.
                    what is it? 140Lbs N or 160 lbs ?

                    My 140lbs N and 20lbs S the last 3 years showed no real economic benefit compared to 120 N and 10 S..

                    Never tried zinc

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by therealnorthernf View Post
                      what is it? 140Lbs N or 160 lbs ?

                      My 140lbs N and 20lbs S the last 3 years showed no real economic benefit compared to 120 N and 10 S..

                      Never tried zinc

                      You guys are pushing lots of product! I'm putting 345lbs down and thought that was lots.
                      I seem to recall a discussion with a canola agronomist one time that said 140lbs was max N useable by canola plants. We go with 100-30-20-25 on our canola and use 30% esn and this year did use MeS15 for phos and sulphur. We have 6/7% organic matter and usually no shortage of water that also helps.

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