No drill available, a good friend has a nice 5400 but its on a coulter cart and set up for soybeans only, plus they don't loan equipment. I'm watching carefully for a drill, missed a 200$ IH10 last year, haven't seen anything under 2000$ since.
The ash you go through a broker in NS who manages it for JDI. They bid it through several trucking companies depending where you are in the province. The ash tests out different depending where you get it from, the trucking company screens and separates metal before crushing to get the lumps out so it spreads much nicer than most. I paid extra to get better ash that is 1:1 lime and higher in potash. The ash is technically free and you pay a handling and trucking cost based on zone. If you get it yourself from the truckers crusher plant its pretty cheap.
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