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<blockquote data-quote="Stocker Steve" data-source="post: 1495131" data-attributes="member: 1715"><p>Pounds of N per acre varies a lot with different legumes. Google and you will see a range of what an average stand of XXX produces per year.</p><p>Pounds of N per acre available varies a lot with the soil temperature. This is why some folks fertilize early or late to extend the growing season.</p><p>Pounds of N per acre varies a lot with stand density. For alfalfa, you can count the number of crowns per sq foot and multiply that by a value to get pounds N per acre credit from PLOW DOWN.</p><p>Pounds of N per acre varies a lot between ongoing growth and plow down. Some legumes do not share a lot of N until the plant dies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stocker Steve, post: 1495131, member: 1715"] Pounds of N per acre varies a lot with different legumes. Google and you will see a range of what an average stand of XXX produces per year. Pounds of N per acre available varies a lot with the soil temperature. This is why some folks fertilize early or late to extend the growing season. Pounds of N per acre varies a lot with stand density. For alfalfa, you can count the number of crowns per sq foot and multiply that by a value to get pounds N per acre credit from PLOW DOWN. Pounds of N per acre varies a lot between ongoing growth and plow down. Some legumes do not share a lot of N until the plant dies. [/QUOTE]
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