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Agronomy

What are people using for lentil and peas innoculant?

Also curious what are people paying and what’s the best bang for your buck? I have been using Veredesian N-take injected into ground with starter fert.

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Are you planting with a drill or on 30s? Innoculant is Innoculant in my opinion. Just find the cheapest thing you can and run it especially on ground that hasn't had peas in a while. ***** I have never in my life heard of someone using supplemental nitrogen in place of Innoculant.

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Darin Lickfeldt
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Thanks for the feedback


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Darin Lickfeldt
FBN Agronomist
FBN Employee

We have always been an advocate for inoculants. They are generally priced decent and probably provide some economical assurances in soybean/dry bean production, depending on rotation and environmental conditions. That being said, dry bean farmers typically apply supplemental nitrogen for a total of 70 to 100 lbs of N/acre. If someone is tight on their rotation and is a little aggressive on their n...

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You might want to read this article before commenting further. Extra n is not a good idea. Innoculant are a no Brainer. https://albertapulse.com/pea-fertility-requirements/


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