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Amherst WI | I’d agree with that statement as well.
Handling plays into how well the polymer holds up as well.
I did some strip trials a few years ago, 5 of them. Treated urea and ESN they were within a few bushels of each other (margin of error).
On paper it’s great but by the time it gets to real world I’m not sure it’s any better.
Keep in mind too small plot data from it is probably handled a lot more gently than going through a scale, blender, a leg, an auger, (or maybe 2) then a spinner or airflow too. | |
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ESN VS UREA VS UREA+AGRITAIN
