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 More Fertilizer
#99211
10/16/06 10:27 AM
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EvotekBows
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I have already fertlized about a month ago. With all the rain would it be OK to fertilize again. I put out triple 13. What if I went to a triple 10. Just a thought.
Thanks,
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Re: More Fertilizer
[Re: EvotekBows]
#99212
10/16/06 12:38 PM
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kyotee1
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Really depends upon how much fertilizer you put out on your plots and how big they are. You also have to take inconsideration at the rate your soil needs.
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Re: More Fertilizer
[Re: kyotee1]
#99213
10/16/06 02:10 PM
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Big Orn
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great white gorilla
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I agree with kyotee1. If you spread the proper amount the first time, even though it hasn't had the moisture, it should still be enough initially.
I'd have to wait until a week or so then if I wasn't sure, take a soil sample.
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Re: More Fertilizer
[Re: Big Orn]
#99214
10/16/06 04:22 PM
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thirdeyemaps
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Light Foot
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What county & what did you plant? If it's winter wheat you'll probably need more nitrogen, something like 30-0-0. Read a research paper a few years ago that said deer would walk over the un-fertilized parts of a plot to get to the areas with more fertilizer.
By all means call your County Extension Agent and get a soil sample and send it to A&M. Costs $10-15. Might be surprised what they tell you you need.
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