Bermuda stunted from Chemcials

[BC]

That soil sample works, but on this Apple computer, I have to go to the circle down the same line as the address bar as that is where it shows the pdf file. If you cannot get it, I can always take a picture of it on my screen and post it that way.
It called for 200 units of nitrogen and that is what I put down about 30 days ago. Also the soil sample showed Phosphorus at 198. I put that down too.

Something I am wondering about, not sure how much phosphorus is too much, but thought about hitting it with a little more phosphorus when I come back with 100 units of nitrogen again? The dormancy of the field for about 4 years, let some sage grass come in. Cannot believe how much seed that mess puts out each year. I DO NOT want this crap in my hay field.

I hope you meant potassium instead of phosphorus for the 198 lbs/acre. Your soil test for hay field called for 200 lbs N, 67 lbs P and 198 lbs K. I would apply 400 lbs of a 20-5-20 blend for every cutting. That would give you 80 units of N, 20 units of phosphorous and 80 units of potassium. That is about what is removed with 2 ton/acre yield.

 

[Chuckie]

I hope you meant potassium instead of phosphorus for the 198 lbs/acre. Your soil test for hay field called for 200 lbs N, 67 lbs P and 198 lbs K. I would apply 400 lbs of a 20-5-20 blend for every cutting. That would give you 80 units of N, 20 units of phosphorous and 80 units of potassium. That is about what is removed with 2 ton/acre yield.

You are correct BC. As long as I have been playing in fertilizer, I always get the P and K switched around by the names. Wish they would use PH and PO. Then I can get it straight. Sort of like when you have three kids, and you call one, but you have to go through all three names to get the one you want. That was how it was at my house when I was a kid anyway.