I don't know if fertilizer production is decentralized or concentrated.
Will this only hurt that area, or will the cost of fertilizer go up across the nation because of the loss of this plant?
Firefighters pulled back from a massive fire that destroyed the Winston Weaver Co. fertilizer plant Monday night, as fears of an explosion led to an evacuation of an area within a one-mile perimeter of the plant on North Cherry Street near Indiana Avenue.
Massive fertilizer plant blaze, explosive chemicals force back Winston-Salem fire crews. Residents asked to leave homes up to a mile away.
Firefighters pulled back from a massive fire that destroyed the Winston Weaver Co. fertilizer plant Monday night, as fears of an explosion led to an evacuation of an area withinjournalnow.com
It will be used as an excuse to raise price more.I don't know if fertilizer production is decentralized or concentrated.
Will this only hurt that area, or will the cost of fertilizer go up across the nation because of the loss of this plant?
Firefighters pulled back from a massive fire that destroyed the Winston Weaver Co. fertilizer plant Monday night, as fears of an explosion led to an evacuation of an area within a one-mile perimeter of the plant on North Cherry Street near Indiana Avenue.Massive fertilizer plant blaze, explosive chemicals force back Winston-Salem fire crews. Residents asked to leave homes up to a mile away.
Firefighters pulled back from a massive fire that destroyed the Winston Weaver Co. fertilizer plant Monday night, as fears of an explosion led to an evacuation of an area within
Ain't that the truth. Think that stands for all industries right now. It's ridiculous.
Tell me about the tea brewing. Is it worth the effort? Tried it or seen it first hand? Have wondered about it for a couple of years now. I do use it on my raised beds, brew it myself. Hand water with it.
True believers brew hundreds of gallons in their farm shop during the summer, often in those rectangular poly pallet tanks, and then pump it into an old pull type ex herbicide sprayer. Low cost but have not seen data on how well home brew works.
That still puts urea around 800/ton doesn't it? I would expect everyone to plant soybeans. Can't see paying that to fertilize hay
I think there is a lot of grass going into soybeans this spring. Just need to find some Roundup...
Total Package: Sell your horses, then sell the hay, and then go on an expensive hunting trip.
Here the no fertility farmers usually get 1 to 1.5 tons of grass hay in a single cutting per year. Less when it is dry...
I'm going to try it. I'm going to use chicken litter again this year if I can find it reasonable. We don't have much competition from row crop guys. If not then I'm using nothing. I've bush hogged my 3rd cutting for the last 3 years because I had nowhere to put the hay.
Agreed but if you're going to hay a field anyway does it not pay to fertilize for the increase? 1 roll per acre increase will pay for 100 pounds of urea even at current price. And of course who counts quality??
