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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1355747" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>Some of the N is organic and will release slowly. I have tested lots of it. It generally runs about 3-2-2 with about 60% of the N being in the form of ammonium. That 60% is available right away to either convert to nitrate and become plant available or to volatilize off into the air. How that occurs is really influenced by the weather. A few years ago we weighed and measured a lot of it too. It averaged out about 2.2 cubic yards per ton. The local guy says it is hard to get an even spread with much less than 5 yards per acre.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1355747, member: 498"] Some of the N is organic and will release slowly. I have tested lots of it. It generally runs about 3-2-2 with about 60% of the N being in the form of ammonium. That 60% is available right away to either convert to nitrate and become plant available or to volatilize off into the air. How that occurs is really influenced by the weather. A few years ago we weighed and measured a lot of it too. It averaged out about 2.2 cubic yards per ton. The local guy says it is hard to get an even spread with much less than 5 yards per acre. [/QUOTE]
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