Mid-County Newsletter MCnewsletter-fall13 | Page 5

Agronomy www.midcountycoop.com Page 5 TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF ANHYDROUS APPLICATION Looking for a bet- ter way to apply anhy- drous? This fall, take advan- tage of Mid-County Agronomy’s Equa- ply Anhydrous Ammonia Appli- cation System. The advanced system offers r ow-by-row application equality and accuracy, utilizing individual knife pressure gauges to assure uniform application across the toolbar. The system is designed to handle adverse soil and weather conditions too. Even when it’s cold out, the liquid pump is able to oper- ate at full speed and accuracy. Up-to-date tech- nology adds to the system’s abilities. It’s equipped with Variable Rate Tech- Scott Nelson nology (VRT), auto- Agronomy Manager steer capability, and [phone] a Global Positioning [email protected] System (GPS). Before heading to the fields, we carefully fill the nurse tanks about 82 percent full of anhydrous ammonia. Tanks should never be more than 85 percent full, to give the anhy- drous room to expand. Typically, two nurse tanks cover about 40 acres. Book Your Custom Anhydrous Application Now! The fill weight of two nurse tanks, includ- ing the trailer, is about 16,000 pounds. Each setup is weighed before and after applica- tion. That way, you only pay for the precise amount that was applied. In Mid-County country, we’re planted and growing. Call [phone] to secure your anhydrous application today. The Most Economical Source of Nitrogen E xp er ts in the Field Scott Nelson Tim Lieske Mark Eggers Joe Forner AGRONOMY [phone] www.midcountycoop.com Doug Kraska Kenny Schwartz Art Templin Dale Schmitz The Mid-County Agronomy Team