LIQUIDS WORKSHEET 2 - NUTRIENT BALANCE Modified January 14, 2014

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LIQUIDS WORKSHEET 2 - NUTRIENT BALANCE Modified January 14, 2014 Tract Field No. Acres Soil Test P Value (Mehlich 3) Step 1. Crop or Crop Sequence/Rotation See Table 2.1 Options Step 2. Step 3. Realistic Yield (Average from 5-10 Years on a per acre basis) Plant Nutrients Needed or Allowed (lbs/ac) Table 2.1 Value for N Step 2 Table 2.1 Value for P Step 2 Table 2.1 Value for K Step 2 Step 4. Adjusted P 2 O 5 According to Threshold Step 3 P 2 O 5 Table 2.2 Value Step 5. Fertilizer Credits (lbs/ac) P 2 0 5 Step 6. Starter or Other Plant Nutrients Needed Minus Credits (lbs/ac) N = Step 3 for N Step 5 for N If Step 4 > 0: P = Step 4 for P Step 5 for P If Step 4 = 0: Step 3 for P = Step 5 for P K = Step 3 for K Step 5 for K Step 7. Step 8. Step 9. Nutrients in Manure (lbs./1,000 gallons) Step 4 Values from Liquids Worksheet 1 or use Lab Results Percent Nutrients Retained in System Enter Table 2.3 values or Enter zero if lab analysis is used Net Retained Nutrients in Manure (lbs./1,000 gallons) Enter zero if lab analysis is used Step 7 for N Step 8 for N Step 7 for P Step 8 for P Step 7 for K Step 8 for K Step 8 x Step 9 (Enter zero with lab analysis) Step 10. Percent of Available Nutrients 80% 100% Enter Table 2.4 Value for N

Step 11. Net Available Nutrients (lbs./1,000 gallons) If Lab Results are used in Step 7: Step 7 for N Step 10 for N Step 7 for P Step 10 for P Step 7 for K Step 10 for K If Liquid Worksheet 1 Values are used in Step 8: Step 9 for N Step 10 for N Step 9 for P Step 10 for P Step 9 for K Step 10 for K Step 10 x Step 11 without lab analysis or Step 12. (1,000 gallons/ac) N = Step 6 for N Step 11 for N P = Step 6 for P Step 11 for P K = Step 6 for K Step 11 for K Step 13. Net Application Amount for All Nutrients (1,000 gallons/ac) Step 11 for N Step 11 for P Step 11 for K Step 14. Nutrient Needs (negative) or Surpluses (positive) (1,000 gallons/ac) N = Step 13 for N Step 6 for N P = Step 13 for P Step 6 for P K = Step 13 for K Step 6 for K Step 15. Balance Tons Available Step 6 from Liquids Worksheet 1 or Balance from Previous Worksheet 2 Tons Applied in - Field = Balance x Field Acres x 1,000 or to deplete supply in one field: Gallons Available Num. of Acres = Uniform App. Rate (Be sure not to exceed 13,000 gallons/acre)

Table 2.1 Crop Nutrient Removal Values in Pounds Per Unit Yield Crop Total N P 2 O 5 K 2 O Alfalfa Hay (Ton) 51 14 55 Barley Grain (Bushel) 0.99 0.41 0.32 Barley Straw (Ton)* 13 5.1 39 Bermudagrass - Hay (Ton) 37.6 8.7 33.6 Big Bluestem, Indiangrass, Little Bluestem, - Hay (Ton) 22 12 58 Bluegrass (Ton)* 30 12 46 Bromegrass (Ton)* 32 10 46 Corn Grain (Bushel) 0.9 0.4 0.35 Corn Silage (Ton) 9.7 3.6 8 Corn Stover (Ton)* 16 5.8 40 Eastern Gamagrass - Hay (Ton) 35 16.1 31.2 Fescue (Ton)* 37 12 54 Flax Grain (Bushel)* 2.5 0.7 0.6 Flax Straw (Bushel)* 0.7 0.16 2.2 Forage for Pastureland 10.5 3.6 15.9 Millet (Bushel)* 1.4 0.4 0.4 Oat Grain (Bushel)* 0.77 0.28 0.19 Oat Silage (Ton)* 9 11 45 Oat Straw (Ton)* 12 6.3 37 Orchardgrass (Ton)* 36 13 54 Other Cool Season Grass/Legume Hay (Ton) 35 12 53 Red Clover (Ton)* 45 12 42 Rye Grain (Bushel)* 1.4 0.46 0.31 Rye Straw (Ton)* 12 3 22 Ryegrass (Ton)* 43 12 43 Sorghum Grain (Bushel) 0.95 0.41 0.3 Sorghum Stover (Ton)* 28 8.3 42 Sorghum-Sudan (Ton)* 30 9.5 34 Soybean Grain (Bushel)* 3.8 0.84 1.3 Soybean Hay (Ton)* 45 11 25 Switchgrass (Ton)* 22 12 58 Timothy (Ton)* 25 11 42 Tobacco (Pound) 0.07 0.01 0.08 Vetch (Ton)* 57 15 49 Wheat Grain (Bushel)* 1.5 0.6 0.34 Wheat Silage (Ton) 44 4 20 Wheat Straw (Ton)* 14 3.3 24 * Value from Murrell, 2008.

Table 2.2 Phosphorus Threshold STP Adjustment Interpretation < 400 0 Manure applications can be made based on crop nitrogen requirements 401-600 1 Phosphorus applications at rates not to exceed the estimated removal of phosphorus in the harvested plant biomass 601-800 0.5 Phosphorus applications at rates not to exceed 1/2 of the estimated removal of phosphorus in the harvested plant biomass >800 - Phosphorus applications are no longer allowed

Table 2.3 Percent of Original Nutrient Content of Manure Retained By Various Management Systems* Beef Dairy Poultry Swine Management System N P K N P K N P K N P K Open lot -cool humid region 70 80 70 85 95 95 - - - 70 80 70 Liquids & solids in a covered essentially watertight structure 85 95 95 85 95 95 - - - 85 95 95 Liquids & solids in a uncovered essentially watertight structure 75 90 90 75 90 90 - - - 75 90 90 Liquids & solids (diluted less than 50%) waste storage pond 80 95 95 80 95 95 - - - 80 95 95 Manure with bedding in roofed storage 80 95 95 80 95 95 70 95 95 - - - Manure with bedding in unroofed storage leachate lost 75 85 85 75 85 85 - - - - - - Manure stored in pits beneath slatted floor 85 95 95 85 95 95 90 95 85 85 95 95 Anaerobic lagoon or stored in waste storage pond diluted >50% 35 50 65 35 50 65 30 50 60 30 50 60 * Adapted from 1992 NRCS Agricultural Waste Management Field Handbook

Table 2.4 Percent of Nutrients from Manure Available to a Crop During the Year of Application in Comparison with Fertilizer Nutrients* Availability Coefficient Nutrient and Application Type Poultry or Liquid Other Manures Nitrogen (N) Corn, Tobacco, Annual Grasses or Sorghum Spring Applied Incorporation: same day 75 60 Incorporation: 2 days or less 65 50 Incorporation: 3-4 days 55 45 Incorporation: 5-6 days 50 40 Incorporation: 7 days or more 45 35 Fall Applied Without cover crop 15 20 With cover crop 50 40 Small Grains (pre-plant) 50 40 Pasture (Fall or early Spring) 80 60 Phosphate (P 2 O 5 ) 80 80 Potash (K 2 O) 100 100 *Note: Information from Table 2.3 or from a laboratory analysis will be used as a basis for Table 2.4. Table 2.4 Source: AGR-146 Using Animal Manures as Nutrient Sources 8/2000 University of Kentucky.