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showers forecast spread urea,can or pasture

cute geoge · 2019-05-15 15:58:38

Wondering with the fine weather all along and ground getting hard ,would it be a waste of time spreading urea now? I am thinking the weather might be getting fine again next week after some showers the next few days .I will be getting tight in grass as highly stocked so would a bag and a half of russian pasture sward…

15-05-2019 03:58PM

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Wondering with the fine weather all along and ground getting hard ,would it be a waste of time spreading urea now? I am thinking the weather might be getting fine again next week after some showers the next few days .I will be getting tight in grass as highly stocked so would a bag and a half of russian pasture sward (nitrofert) be the best bet normally go with 40 units of urea/acre this time of year after grazing .I have 27% can also in yard

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#2 15-05-2019 04:24PM

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I'd go with the pasture sward mostly because the p and k will help and strengthen the grass if dry weather comes.

I wouldn't be too worried though. You're in the kingdom I believe.
You should get a fair share of the rain quota tomorrow.

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