Starter Fertilizer

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Looking at other starter fert options to put in furrow as thats what we are currently set up for. Our ground recives dairy manure annually. We are located in CT any suggestions on what has worked for you guys?

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alpine is a nice starter

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Really need a full spoil test to see what the ground is calling for.  I have a full system you could take a look at.  Very seed safe and great results at harvest!! Can give me a call or text at ************.

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qlf starter 7-21-3 worked great for my first try, I ran 3 gallons with 3 gallons of water with Keeton seed firmers, planning on doing the same thing again this year

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We have a lot of good research data supporting Inhabit P as a complete starter fertilizer. We summarized most of the research we have (22 trials in 11 states) in this [case study](https://www.fbn.com/direct/resources/inhabit-p-case-study). The Agronomy team at FBN also did some side-by-side tests with farmers last year, and have some nice photos on their [Instagram page](https://www.instagram.com/fbnagronomist/) showing some of the early season results. Yields have always been within +/- 5% of control plots that received traditional high phos fertilizers (5 gallons of 10-34-0 or something similar).

Just dilute the product 10:1 in water (2 quarts in 5 gallons) and apply total volume at 5 gallons / acre. Do a jar test if you want to add any other fertilizers to it, but it has been pretty agreeable for the most part. We do have a zinc product that is compatible with it coming soon, if you want to add zinc to your starter too. Let me know if you want to hear more, and we can have someone on the agronomy team or sales team reach out.

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I use Zydrive as a lquid supplement when planting. THe results are incredible. It stimulates energence and best yields ever.

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