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sri

Posted 7/28/2006 14:32 (#30642 - in reply to #30621)
Subject: RE: No litter applied.........now, about YOUR problem.......

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Jake I think you are over analizing the problem. If they were mine and they looked like they needed help they probably do. Spend a few bucks and spread something to get them back on track.
Enclosing a link that might help a little.
Have not seen many bad bean fields in this area that get manure. They tend to start strong and keep going. As far as the weeds,yes fertilizer may make them grow better but the trade off as you say is beans doing poor and weeds gaining.
http://www.ianrpubs.unl.edu/epublic/pages/publicationD.jsp?publicat...

http://www.plantmanagementnetwork.org/pub/cm/research/2003/soy/

Edited by sri 7/28/2006 14:45

Would you put some N on late planted soybeans? - jakescia : 7/26/2006 14:55
- RE: Would you put some N on late planted soybeans? - sri : 7/27/2006 00:38
- RE: Would you put some N on late planted soybeans? - Clay-All-Over : 7/27/2006 07:15
- Additional data-----, and thanks for the replies........ - jakescia : 7/27/2006 09:43
  - RE: Additional data-----, and thanks for the replies........ - sri : 7/27/2006 18:38
  - Jake, litter on this ground??????????? - Tim Cooke : 7/27/2006 21:53
    - RE: Jake, litter on this ground???????????-not to worry - sri : 7/27/2006 23:28
    - No litter applied.........now, about YOUR problem....... - jakescia : 7/28/2006 12:52
      - RE: No litter applied.........now, about YOUR problem....... - sri : 7/28/2006 14:32
      - RE: No litter applied.........now, about YOUR problem....... - martin : 7/30/2006 09:35

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