The slumping ag economy has many farmers closely examining their soil fertility plans. Josh Stoller, southern Illinois region manager with Precision Planting, says adjusting soil fertility plans in tough economic conditions can bring savings. “As far as application wise, applying, whether we’re doing phosphorus, potassium, or nitrogen, in a band is hands down more efficient.” […]
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