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Ron..NE ILL..10/48

Posted 7/29/2006 08:09 (#30839 - in reply to #30511)
Subject: RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - plot data

Chebanse, IL.....

OK-I think I hear from the "masses" the following. Please advise me on which points I'm wrong:

1. Banding fertilizer under strip tilling will probably raise same bu/A of corn as b-casting.

2. Banding 1/2 of normal crop removal rates of fertilizer under strip tilling will probably deplete soil after some time period...however seems to be common practice.

3. No additional fertilizer seems to have been granted for growing of soybeans (or other rotated crops), so I assume those crops will take their nutrients from the soil.

So-if I adopt this practice in NE IL on medium testing soils-what do you forsee as the results to my and/or landlord's soils after 10-20-30-50 yrs of this practice.

Also-I'd asked before but it probably got lost somewhere....does anyone have university or independant research plots showing the side-by-side effect of banding reduced rates vs b-casting either reduced rates (whatever that is) or "full rates"? I guess we'd have to also search out results of banding "full rates". Again-not sure what they're considered. I guess full rate would be 2x of normal banding rates under strip till? Are theses long term plots?

Thanks

Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - GTD : 7/28/2006 01:01
- RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - theory-fact-doubt - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 7/28/2006 06:37
  - Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Bill Moyer : 7/28/2006 15:40
    - Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - GTD : 7/28/2006 17:35
    - Re: P is mobile, albeit slowly - mhagny : 7/28/2006 23:35
      - Re: P is mobile, albeit slowly - Bill Moyer : 7/29/2006 00:58
        
        And a look in the other direction. - Hay Wilson in TX : 7/30/2006 14:37
  - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - theory-fact-doubt - GTD : 7/28/2006 17:31
    - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - theory-fact-doubt - mhagny : 7/29/2006 10:44
  - I have my doubts that stripped fert is anymore avail. than broadcast. - Harpo : 7/28/2006 21:05
    - Well Yes and No, A lot depends--- - Hay Wilson in TX : 7/29/2006 13:43
- RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - M : 7/28/2006 08:34
  - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Mark : 7/28/2006 09:56
    - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - mhagny : 7/28/2006 10:39
      - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - robaer1 : 7/28/2006 11:03
      - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Mark : 7/28/2006 17:17
    - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - pat-michigan : 7/28/2006 16:36
      - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Mark : 7/28/2006 20:24
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - mhagny : 7/28/2006 23:19
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - Mark : 7/29/2006 10:10
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - mhagny : 7/29/2006 11:04
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - Mark : 7/29/2006 19:37
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - mhagny : 7/30/2006 10:14
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - Mark : 7/30/2006 16:01
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - Mark : 7/31/2006 00:31
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - mhagny : 7/31/2006 09:07
        
        RE: review of research on soil OM changes - mhagny : 7/31/2006 09:18
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer -- Mark, Pat - pat-michigan : 7/29/2006 11:49
        
        RE: biological vs chemical view of soil fertility - mhagny : 7/30/2006 10:19
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - wolf : 7/29/2006 18:07
        
        RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Mark : 7/29/2006 19:11
        
        RE: cover crop rye - mhagny : 7/30/2006 10:25
        
        Mark - Dave Cen.Ia : 7/30/2006 12:43
        RE: cover crop rye - Mark : 7/30/2006 16:21
  - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - GTD : 7/28/2006 17:41
- RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - plowboy : 7/28/2006 13:42
  - The way the "70%" was explained to me was.......... - jakescia : 7/28/2006 14:30
    - RE: The way the "70%" was explained to me was.......... - John Burns : 7/28/2006 23:42
- RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - york : 7/29/2006 02:27
- RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - plot data - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 7/29/2006 08:09
  - Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Greywolf : 7/29/2006 09:14
    - Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 7/29/2006 09:57
      - Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Bill Moyer : 7/29/2006 10:21
  - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - plot data - GTD : 7/29/2006 10:51
  - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - plot data - Gary, Eastern Iowa : 7/29/2006 13:04
    - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - plot data - John Burns : 7/29/2006 22:48
    - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - plot data - mhagny : 7/30/2006 10:34
    - RE: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - Gary's links above - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 7/30/2006 11:08
      - Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Greywolf : 7/30/2006 13:39
        
        Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 7/30/2006 15:00
        
        Re: Reduced Rates of Fertilizer - In reference to Ron's posts - Greywolf : 7/30/2006 16:20

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