PG17: THE 5 BUSHEL PLACEMENT ADVANTAGE FROM 360 Y-DROP SIDEDRESS

For the last two seasons, growers saw an average five bushel boost switching from coulter sidedress to 360 Y-DROP Sidedress. See why in this video.

[@timwestendorf8303]

In poorer soils its more of a boost than advertised. We put bandits on our planter as well as y dropping at v7 and v11. Getting 30bpa better than vs nh3 (no matter how applied) pound for pound of nitrogen.

[@chrisbertrand3989]

What is the maximum amount of uan can you place with this

[@kinser7220]

Any yield comparisons to a high clearance bar like what Hagie and Miller offer?

[@360yieldcenter]

We use a Hagie for most of our late season applications. The V12 applications are done with a tall sprayer and all of the fungicide trials are done with a tall sprayer. We will be publishing our new data over the next six weeks. Stay tuned.

[@punyaps]

Like how at the beginning he says nitrogen only moves straight down and will miss the roots if applied center row.. Later, he complains about coulter applicators pruning roots. I think this system works great in a normal to wet year but I would worry in a dry year. 29 inches/yr