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Fertilizing for next year
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<blockquote data-quote="tex452" data-source="post: 1707117" data-attributes="member: 41841"><p>I'm putting out chicken litter and an organic mix ( I really don't know the blend on the organic but it's mollass based) on my hay meadows for next year. </p><p>I have 26 acres in hay meadows that I made 260 rolls off of this year. It should have been over 300 if the first cut didn't get wet. </p><p>I have to get litter when I can. </p><p>With the cost of fertilizer steadily going up I figured I better put it on. </p><p>My land does call for phosphorus. </p><p>I'll go with a commercial fertilizer in the spring usually calling for a higher nitrogen blend if I can get litter in the fall. </p><p>Any thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tex452, post: 1707117, member: 41841"] I’m putting out chicken litter and an organic mix ( I really don’t know the blend on the organic but it’s mollass based) on my hay meadows for next year. I have 26 acres in hay meadows that I made 260 rolls off of this year. It should have been over 300 if the first cut didn’t get wet. I have to get litter when I can. With the cost of fertilizer steadily going up I figured I better put it on. My land does call for phosphorus. I’ll go with a commercial fertilizer in the spring usually calling for a higher nitrogen blend if I can get litter in the fall. Any thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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