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South Eastern VA | I’ve always said that it really shines in drought situations. What I see is plant health lasting way longer than the untreated areas. The plants stay green and perky for much longer.
Again, just my opinion and it’s also very sandy soil. I would actually like to see what it does on that beautiful black Midwest soil.
Some friends of mine recommended it so I think it was a 5 acre patch I tried it on and we had no rain for three months. The treated half looked like it was watered every day for at least two weeks. 50lbs per acre (dry) was the rate.
I used it in a band and it was applied through the insecticide boxes on the planter. | |
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Hydra hume with dry pasture fertilizer
