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what rate fertiliser for 2nd cut ?

  • 15-06-2010 5:27pm
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    whelan1
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    well and would you consider putting out urea


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  • #2
    dar31
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    80units / 3 bags can depending on slurry received after 1st cut.
    54 units/ 2 bag after 1st cut if going back to grazing.
    urea nearly out of the question. wouldnt risk it on silage ground, no cover and soil to warm.
    might chance a bag or two on paddocks, depending on weather, would nearly spread in the rain(light rain, before people fly off on a tangent) to lower the risk.


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    irishh_bob
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    whelan1 wrote: »
    well and would you consider putting out urea

    urea ( which ive never had any faith in ) is no use on bare ground , you need a cover of some sort for it to be effective


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    reilig
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    irishh_bob wrote: »
    urea ( which ive never had any faith in ) is no use on bare ground , you need a cover of some sort for it to be effective

    Agree with bob - and you also need some damp weather to wash the urea down - otherwise much of the Nitrogen in it will be lost to the air.


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