PH is the first consideration. If you're reasonably sure it's on the low side, two tons to the acre won't hurt anything and should help a lot. Won't break you, either. Get that ag lime on this fall. The sooner the better. Soybeans, if properly inoculated won't need any added Nitrogen. N=$$$. P & K will most likely be the yield limiters. Problem is you're going to have to apply more than the plant actually needs because the ground will store some of it. Plant will actually take up less than you apply. In the case of P, it may only take up 10-20% of what you apply. K maybe around 50%. It would be good to get a soil test done and do some studying to include asking a lot of questions. To your neighbors who grow these crops. To agronomists, some will be employed by seed companies, the local FSA office, and there is literally tons of information on line. Most of it compiled by leading Universities. It would also be a big advantage to get a longer lease.
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