The only way to put fertilizer on corn or beans in rows is with the planter puting the fertilizer 2" to side and 2" below the seed, the older planters put it above the sead with a bit of soil between, worked but not as good as below and to side of seed. If corn put all three on with planter and for extra nitrogen come back when corn is 12" tall and sidedress. For beans drilled only way you can do it is broadcast either before last working of ground or with drill as you plant. It is comming in the next couple of years if not already in place by law that you cannot apply P any other way. Just look at Ohio and Michigan and that last year Toledo had to shut down its only source of drinking water because of the phosferous (? spelling) It is noe ileagal to spread manure in what is considered winter months in my local area. I could still do it on my ground but 20 mile away you cannot do it and have to stockpile it. There is going to be no fall applying fertilizer in just a couple of years because of runoff. Only think you can safly put on this fall is lime for those crops, noe if you would be making hay then I think you could fertilize it as hay crop this fall, might do some good but probably not as too late for plants to be able to abbsorb it before going dormant. That would depend on your growing season and here could get that killing frost any day, a lot of years we would already have had it and after that do not apply any fertilizer.
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