- University of Illinois says no nitrogen should be applied be soil temperatures reach 50 degrees.
- No nitrogen should be fall applied south of Illinois Route 16. I would move that up to I-72.
- There is some evidence that applying 1/4 of your nitrogen in the fall can help overcome corn on corn yield lag.
- Reputable dealers will be monitoring soil temperature before delivering nitrogen.
- Follow me on twitter (@daver819) as soil temperatures drop.
- Keep in mind that environmental groups are also monitoring nitrogen applications in hopes of catching the bad players. They want to take a fall N applications completely.
- Fall apply anhydrous ammonia only
- Use nitrification inhibitors
- Illinois Council on Best Management Practices is providing nutrient stewardship advice to producers
Soil testing for better nitrogen management is progressing. You may want to do some N testing in the spring
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