I will not be picking up the blue shovel. Sorry.. I'm curious too.Is it sugar? Salt? Some illegal white narcotic substance which really shouldn't be left laying around in full view? Giving it a little more thought, I'll settle for plain old super. Alphie
I haven’t heard the term”top dress” in a long time. I am an old southern Iowa boy. I have been gone from the farm for so long that I didn’t know that the product was created.
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Quite a few.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it?
It is urea which is a nitrogen based fertilizer that we are using to topdress our wheat and oats.
DeleteI will not be picking up the blue shovel. Sorry..
ReplyDeleteI'm curious too.Is it sugar? Salt? Some illegal white narcotic substance which really shouldn't be left laying around in full view?
Giving it a little more thought, I'll settle for plain old super.
Alphie
Ha ha.... you were very, very close Alphie. In fact it is urea.
DeleteI am also intrigued by what it is I can only think fertilizer! Cheers Diane
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast of soil and sky.
ReplyDeleteIncredible colour contrasts.
ReplyDeleteThat sure is white!!! NICE colors in the picture.
ReplyDeleteLime? Fertilizer? Curious minds want to know.
ReplyDeleteOr nitrogen?
ReplyDeleteUrea, so yes a fertiliser.
Deletelooks like a fair bit
ReplyDeleteI haven’t heard the term”top dress” in a long time. I am an old southern Iowa boy. I have been gone from the farm for so long that I didn’t know that the product was created.
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