Response from Robert Saik in Fertilizer, Soil, Nutrients, Field Crops, Row Crops | AGvisorPRO

I always start these types of discussions by a question about land ownership. If you owned the land, broadcasting, Phosphate will eventually build up the levels, and in the long run is a good thing. If you're renting, however, and you don't have a long-term lease, you'd be putting money into the bank for somebody else potentially. The other questions are related to pH, what are the background levels of phosphate in the soil, is your competition from tie up due to high calcium or aluminum levels? There's quite a bit to consider and this is one of those situations where you might want to reach out to one of the experts in Fertilizer on this platform.