Re: ot corn question

Posted by kyhayman on October 07, 2007 at 15:28:53 from (75.104.128.56):

In Reply to: ot corn question posted by kyplowboy on October 05, 2007 at 20:42:26:

Sure can, in fact I dont know anyplace east of Elizabethtown that even sells anhydrous. All the corn here gets urea or ammonium nitrate. For that matter, I only have two urea sources within 40 miles, everyone else stocks ammonium nitrate exclusively. There are a couple of 'inhibited' or coated ureas on the market. I got some put on tobacco a few years ago from one of the dealers that stocks it. Good stuff, yield equalled or exceeded ammonium nitrate at a lower cost. I wouldnt want to put it on in no till, too much volatilization. In notill I'd go with ammonium nitrate. Its running 350 a ton prepaid now for spring application @ 34% actual N.

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