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    Posted: 18 Apr 2022 at 10:56am
So ground finally dried up enough I could put some dry encapsulated urea on my hay ground. Same day guy across the road appeared to be doing something similar, except he had a massive spray rig. Next day, another farmer showed up on an adjacent piece of hay ground with a huge spray rig......looked to have an 80 to 100 foot boom......and was applying a liquid. Since it was hay ground, I assume some sort of liquid N.

Other than the fact I was using a buggy basically for free and their machines probably cost $150k plus, what is the difference? Why were they using a liquid?
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liquid is imediataly avaliable for absoarbtion used up within a couple weeks. gives the plant a kickstart. dry sticks around for up to a couple months but isnt helping the plants at all untill it gets moisturer.t 
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Well it rained the next day.....and several times since......and that was only a week ago.

Just find it amusing.......that spray rig cost alone cost 4X my entire equipment line.....and we both just bale hay. And mine goes into squares that I sell for 2X per ton what they get for big round bales.
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But, but, but, those neighbors probably have a/c, cloth seat w/air ride, blue ray, surround sound, bracket to hold a laptop, so they can view PornHub.
I tried to follow the science, but it was not there. I then followed the money, and that’s where I found the science.
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Originally posted by modirt modirt wrote:

So ground finally dried up enough I could put some dry encapsulated urea on my hay ground. Same day guy across the road appeared to be doing something similar, except he had a massive spray rig. Next day, another farmer showed up on an adjacent piece of hay ground with a huge spray rig......looked to have an 80 to 100 foot boom......and was applying a liquid. Since it was hay ground, I assume some sort of liquid N.

Other than the fact I was using a buggy basically for free and their machines probably cost $150k plus, what is the difference? Why were they using a liquid?
They cost more like $500k new now.
On the farm: Agco Allis 9695, 7060, 7010, R66, Farmall H, and Farmall F20 (Great Grandpa's)
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