Brent Diedrich

You know, sulfur and nitrogen split applying. And then potassium boron late season to fill out those grain for help with that test weight. Huge opportunity. Fundraise as well, obviously.

You know, sulfur and nitrogen split applying. And then potassium boron late season to fill out those grain for help with that test weight. Huge opportunity. Fundraise as well, obviously.

You know, sulfur and nitrogen split applying. And then potassium boron late season to fill out those grain for help with that test weight. Huge opportunity. Fundraise as well, obviously.

Um, depending on somebody's program.

Um, depending on somebody's program.

Um, depending on somebody's program.

They do. So you need that, you need that ratio, right. To metabolize. Um, and that's where I usually like to ask somebody about their program, but normally, yes, if you're split applying, you could really benefit from small amounts every time you're going across that field. Honestly, you at least need a, the ratio, you know, you, you probably need a 10 to one ratio at the minimum.

They do. So you need that, you need that ratio, right. To metabolize. Um, and that's where I usually like to ask somebody about their program, but normally, yes, if you're split applying, you could really benefit from small amounts every time you're going across that field. Honestly, you at least need a, the ratio, you know, you, you probably need a 10 to one ratio at the minimum.

They do. So you need that, you need that ratio, right. To metabolize. Um, and that's where I usually like to ask somebody about their program, but normally, yes, if you're split applying, you could really benefit from small amounts every time you're going across that field. Honestly, you at least need a, the ratio, you know, you, you probably need a 10 to one ratio at the minimum.

So yes, we always like to tell people, you don't always have to spend more money on your sulfur. You can take that money, reallocate that and just spread it out. And we seem to see better benefit. So you don't always got to add another product to the mix.

So yes, we always like to tell people, you don't always have to spend more money on your sulfur. You can take that money, reallocate that and just spread it out. And we seem to see better benefit. So you don't always got to add another product to the mix.

So yes, we always like to tell people, you don't always have to spend more money on your sulfur. You can take that money, reallocate that and just spread it out. And we seem to see better benefit. So you don't always got to add another product to the mix.

So if you're ATS, for example, I have no idea how much ATS you run at one time, but if you pulled $5 out application and just added it in a full year application or add it next time you go across at Y drops, I see a bigger benefit from managing it multiple passes than I do on one big chunk. So you don't spend more money, just different management practices.

So if you're ATS, for example, I have no idea how much ATS you run at one time, but if you pulled $5 out application and just added it in a full year application or add it next time you go across at Y drops, I see a bigger benefit from managing it multiple passes than I do on one big chunk. So you don't spend more money, just different management practices.

So if you're ATS, for example, I have no idea how much ATS you run at one time, but if you pulled $5 out application and just added it in a full year application or add it next time you go across at Y drops, I see a bigger benefit from managing it multiple passes than I do on one big chunk. So you don't spend more money, just different management practices.

There's some guys that run them before soybeans and 100, 150 pounds of AMS in front of soybeans on dry. See a big benefit to that. We forget about soybeans.

There's some guys that run them before soybeans and 100, 150 pounds of AMS in front of soybeans on dry. See a big benefit to that. We forget about soybeans.

There's some guys that run them before soybeans and 100, 150 pounds of AMS in front of soybeans on dry. See a big benefit to that. We forget about soybeans.

Yeah.

Yeah.