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| ESN has its place but there have been some major issues with it. Depends alot on mother nature to actually work right. A better option that I have found is Nutrisphere. If your going to use urea I would rather have to option to have the protectant on IF I need it. If your going to use Urea and there is going to be a rain in the near future to activate the urea the is no need for the ESN or the Nutrisphere and the money for either product is wasted. If there isn't going to be a rain than you can add the Nutrisphere. I dont know about you but if I dont have to spend the money on something I don't want to. I have seen both applied to wheat and corn and most of the time the Nutrisphere have better yields and better seed quality. | |
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ESN... anybody using it?
