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fertiliser and rain

eorna · 2011-09-03 09:06:05

was going to spread a bit of fertiliser, they are giving heavy showers tomorrow evening, will it be enough time if i spread today or would i loose a good bit due to run offs?? at the price it goes don't want to loose nothing, on the other hand i want to spread asap otherwise will get too late..what's your thoughts...

03-09-2011 10:06am

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eorna

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was going to spread a bit of fertiliser, they are giving heavy showers tomorrow evening, will it be enough time if i spread today or would i loose a good bit due to run offs?? at the price it goes don't want to loose nothing, on the other hand i want to spread asap otherwise will get too late..what's your thoughts...

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#2 03-09-2011 10:17am

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If the ground is reasonably dry , there is very little chance you will lose anything significant.

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#3 04-09-2011 12:03am

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Heavy showers should have very little little impact per se. I would be more concerned with the time of the year and the ground conditions before the heavy showers.

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#4 04-09-2011 8:54am

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I'd be more inclined to do 2 half applications- possibly 10 days apart- given the weather forecast- but what are you hoping to achieve with fertiliser at this time of the year? Any growth may be marginal- we're already hitting 4 degrees at night here.

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