• Agronomy
Has anyone tried a late-season application of potassium on soybeans during grain fill?
Recently, I was speaking with an agronomist that suggested an application of potassium thiosulfate @ 1-2 gal rate during pod fill (R3ish) would be money well spent. Has anyone tried a late-season application with any success? Any other potassium products besides potassium thiosulfate?
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Last year I made some of my best-ever soybean yields with late season soybean foliar K. But this year I've figured out, from tissue samples ...
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Keep us updated on this, I literally asked four different people this very same question and would love to know how your experiment turns ou...
More*************** in NE who grows 120 bu+ soybeans applies a mixture like that using 360 undercover on his self propelled sprayer. There's mor...
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Yes I have applied late season K to soybeans. In my program I am using a product called mkp. I farm in western Canada so the products could ...
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I have used mpk in the past, it works! But we have also been having white mold issues as well. So this year no foliar.
Soybeans following an application of nursery manure is amazing, so I think you are on to something. Going on late season would need to be av...
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Foliar, not ******* lol. Need an edit button on here Admin..😉
Late season ******. Do it
Our agronomist wants us to dry spread at early vegetative but I see results in surek from agro liquid at r2-3 wi...
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