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    Acres U.S.A. Green lighting Travis Potter

    [url]https://youtu.be/6ktLB9bNGzc?si=QRSTQcC-DQN32CbB[/url]
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    Is it in a plant usable form?
    Is it only recommended for foliar application or can it be applied at seeding as well?

    What is the concentration of available nitrogen? Lbs/gallon?

    What is the "shelf life"? How stable is the solution?

    What is the cost per lb. of the plant usable nitrogen.

    Is it a viable option to make a significant difference?

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      #3
      Is it lightening is a bottle aka "snake oil"?

      If this was ever a viable option why isn't it already being done?

      I would think we're far enough down the road of technological advances that this "concept" isn't a new discovery.
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        #4
        Been watching this for two years , have a friend setting up 4 units . He is a skeptical guy , but sees opportunity.
        will start our trials next year
        mostly use as a foliar with fungicide to start and some acres , 40 , as a partial replacement for 28.

        I think it’s possible to use as a spray water replacement for second herbicide pass on canola and with fungicide.

        One guy on here tried some , I will text you

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          #5
          What peaks my interest is he mentions Thomas Dykstra and increasing brix. If it does increase brix that is way better than nitrogen from retail. It lowers brix.

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            #6
            I used it last year and did lots of experiments. It definitely does something.

            On our farm it will replace last N

            It also will be used on canola at flowering with a half-rate fungicide.

            Storage is a issue because sun light causes it to grow.

            No burn on crop.

            You get about 33lbs
            N at 10 gal an acre.

            You need RO water.

            It won't replace our anhydrous but we will be able to cut back N

            Have a great day looking into 25000 gal bladders
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              #7
              To good to be true.

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                #8
                Could you replace all your spray water with this stuff?

                Preburn use 15 gal/ac and put on 45 n, then 10 gal in crop for 33 N and 10 gal fungicide for 33 N gives a total of 111N and normal sprayer operations.

                Hope it works out and is economical.

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