Dale Anderson

The cost of a test is minor know what you have This sample is good but high in salts EC will dilute if I make a extract

Lots of hype about Biologicals With high fertilizer prices We need to start looking at alternatives I hear lots of stories that I think are misleading First thing what are you buying Extracts need to be applied ASAP Don’t mix with fertilizer What’s the EC?

@BrianTomaszews3 @ClearCostAg Think they are reviewing it

@sunfertilizer @ClearCostAg I can’t seem to find fuel in the app…

Here is a App every farmer needs find out what the price of fertilizer and fuel is doing @ClearCostAg Brings the world market to your door No more getting ripped off by the local dealer. This is the first trial of seeing how an offer would look About time!

Crushing CKD probably the best source of lime there is The wife loves here JD hoe

@TheLastField Not that hard I can melt 15% in 25000 L batches in a hour If Foliar N costs 3.00/ acre and replaces 30-50$/ acre put in the soil that’s not dissolved or is gassing off leaching ? Not efficient Got to spray herbicide or fungicide just add some Crop looks good Sap test will tell

@sunfertilizer Been wanting to try melted urea

It’s so dry that most of my fertilizer is still sitting in prill form undissolved. My fields look like a Dalmatian. The anhydrous and liquid guys look slightly better. Is this a mrb problem or would dual knife be the same in a drought?

@mh0878 That’s getting there I am thinking 360 NOLA works back to 680/mt 11-52 needs help to bring it down

@sunfertilizer Had some $690 fob Med Hat last week

What are we hearing out there for fertilizer prices Western Canada pays the highest fertilizer prices with NOLA trading below 400 !$/ short ton We should see levels below 700/ mt on Urea

@JLinvilleFert Sorry missed a step 805/ mt CAD

@JLinvilleFert Josh to bring this urea to Alberta Would it be worth 670 CAD rail

How much volatility has NOLA urea seen in the last week with the huge demand story giving way to possible Chinese export return? May 2 - May ship barge @ $468 May 6 - May ship barge @ $510 Today - May ship barge @ $462 $106 worth of price movement for a net $6 dip!!

Don't settle for the actual or attainable yield, aim for the yield potential of your crop. Talk to your #OmexRep and explore solutions to the yield reducing and limiting factors and unleash the genetic potential on your crop. #OmexCanada #Plant25 #WestCdnAg

A simple test anyone can do Put some on your skin if you can’t wash it off and it takes 3 days to wear off you have a good Humic Then send samples to a lab and get a ISO CDFA test done on lignins Fulvic acid Humic acid CEC organic Carbon A dilution test DM me for more info

A lot of buzz now about Humic acid how do you know what a good Humic should look like As a farmer I’ll make it simple It has to be soluble and stay in suspension never settling out in a glass of water Stay amber to dark for over a year 1 drop in glass 1 glass 2 2 drops and so on

@StahlDwayne @johnkempf 18litres on right 0 left .3 ppm in soil Cec 18

@sunfertilizer @johnkempf At how many L per acre was the plant on the right, and at what levels in the soil before application

If you have not discovered the upper limits of boron application for your crop and soil context, you are almost certainly leaving yield and crop quality improvements on the table.

@4sunsAg @OmexCanada Those are the actuals if you want ppm multiply by 10,000 Did that help

@sunfertilizer @OmexCanada What are the actuals at 3 L’s

Now there is an alternative for K/Mg or to polysulfate KMgCa. Analysis: K (9.5%); Mg (4.5%); Ca (9%); S (15%) in a liquid apply 2-3L/ acre @OmexCanada Apply foliar or seed-row Time to focus on what’s missing

A better way to supply Sulfur to your crop 2L / acre with herbicide foliar costs 4.40/acre If your soil tests are 15ppm or lower spray some on the ground with pre burn its mobile A 56% sulfate plant available source of S @OmexCanada

THIS NEEDS TO BE BURIED ASAP!

@StahlDwayne @johnkempf .2 ppm B in soil. 8L of Sunalta with carbon Sap showed adequate B in bigger plant and deficient in small plant