scotts speedy green setting

hogan_nj

14 years ago

Putting down some soybean meal I know I don't need to be precise but how can I find out what setting to use?

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mpcart
14 years ago
On my speedy green I set it at 10 or 11 when I want to do one pass.

-Mike
Kimmsr
14 years ago
With these types of soil food it is always best to make two passes at right angles to each other. Alos keep in mind that most all soybeans grown in the USA are Genetically Engineered to allow large volumes of glysophate applications.
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uncle_al_tkp
14 years ago
kimmsr,

Just curious, is there some relevance of the genetic engineering of soybeans to the setting of the Scotts spreader?? Or are you saying that there are residuals of glysophate (Round-up) in soybean meal??

Al

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