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Old 05-27-2012, 12:02 PM
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Link seems to be defective or my phone is acting up
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http://cropsoil.psu.edu/extension/facts/agfact51.pdf

same link!!
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Must be my phone then ill check it out this afternoon when I get home.
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Excellent for 35 bucks im going to pick one up what's the best fertilizer to put down when planing? I have heard not to use any nitrogen in a "starter fertilizer".
Where did you find it for $35? Everywhere I found it was twice that..
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Where did you find it for $35? Everywhere I found it was twice that..
Here it is for 39.99 who knows what shipping will run it up to?

http://www.ruralking.com/fertilizer-...36353730303935
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On our farm we use nitrogen on our corn to start it.
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Excellent for 35 bucks im going to pick one up what's the best fertilizer to put down when planing? I have heard not to use any nitrogen in a "starter fertilizer".


Cool idea! IHinIN helped me convert an IH planter unit to sleeve hitch. Works great behind my 1512.



If your still looking for the right fertilizer to use for sweet corn, I could ask my dad what he thinks...He works for Crop Production Services.
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