Determine the most cost-effective fertilizer option for planting 12 ac of switchgrass based on the provided soil testing report.

1. Determine the most cost-effective fertilizer option for planting 12 ac of switchgrass based on the provided soil testing report. Fertilizer 5-4-0 34-0-0 13-13-13 10-20-10 Bag Size 32 lb 25 lb 40 lb 50 lb Cost $17 $15 $20 $34 LAB NO. S ampi Designation Crop SOIL TEST RESULTS RECOMMENDATIONS Soil PH Phosphorus Potassium Magnesium Calcium LIME-STONE NP.O. KO Group K Mg*** Pounds/Acre Tons/Acre Pounds/Acre 1 4.9 VL 8 L 29 H 33 M 182 1.0 30 7050 13351 Native grass id 15 Native Grasses See Commenti See Comment 2 Native grass fid 15 Switchgrass See Commenti 1 4.9 VL 8 L 29 H 33 M182 1.0 60 100 80 See Comment 3 13352 Bun pit 2 Fescue 1 4.8 L 14 H 148 H92 H 483 1.0 60 700 See Commenti See Comment 4 Comment No.1: Soil acidity (low pH) can be corrected with either dolomitic or calcitic lime. Comment No.2: For establishment of native and indigenous grasses (switchgrass, eastern gamagrass, bluestem, fescue, common bermudagrass, etc.) for soil conservation purposes, apply recommended lime and N-P-K at or before planting. Repeat the N application once the grasses are established. If grasses are grazed or cut for hay, additional N will be needed annually. Comment No.3: For temporary summer grass or Johnsongrass, apply N, P, and K as recommended before growth begins. Up to Sept. 1, for Johnsongrass hay, apply at least 50 pounds of K20 per ton of hay removed the previous season. If grass is to be cut for hay, apply up to 40 pounds N and 35 pounds K20 per ton of anticipated yield after each cutting up to September 1 Comment No.4: For perennial winter grass pasture, apply N, P, and K as recommended by September 1. Repeat N application in February. If grass is to be cut for hay, in February apply up to 40 pounds N and 35 pounds K20 per ton of anticipated hay yield. 1. Determine the most cost-effective fertilizer option for planting 12 ac of switchgrass based on the provided soil testing report. Fertilizer 5-4-0 34-0-0 13-13-13 10-20-10 Bag Size 32 lb 25 lb 40 lb 50 lb Cost $17 $15 $20 $34 LAB NO. S ampi Designation Crop SOIL TEST RESULTS RECOMMENDATIONS Soil PH Phosphorus Potassium Magnesium Calcium LIME-STONE NP.O. KO Group K Mg*** Pounds/Acre Tons/Acre Pounds/Acre 1 4.9 VL 8 L 29 H 33 M 182 1.0 30 7050 13351 Native grass id 15 Native Grasses See Commenti See Comment 2 Native grass fid 15 Switchgrass See Commenti 1 4.9 VL 8 L 29 H 33 M182 1.0 60 100 80 See Comment 3 13352 Bun pit 2 Fescue 1 4.8 L 14 H 148 H92 H 483 1.0 60 700 See Commenti See Comment 4 Comment No.1: Soil acidity (low pH) can be corrected with either dolomitic or calcitic lime. Comment No.2: For establishment of native and indigenous grasses (switchgrass, eastern gamagrass, bluestem, fescue, common bermudagrass, etc.) for soil conservation purposes, apply recommended lime and N-P-K at or before planting. Repeat the N application once the grasses are established. If grasses are grazed or cut for hay, additional N will be needed annually. Comment No.3: For temporary summer grass or Johnsongrass, apply N, P, and K as recommended before growth begins. Up to Sept. 1, for Johnsongrass hay, apply at least 50 pounds of K20 per ton of hay removed the previous season. If grass is to be cut for hay, apply up to 40 pounds N and 35 pounds K20 per ton of anticipated yield after each cutting up to September 1 Comment No.4: For perennial winter grass pasture, apply N, P, and K as recommended by September 1. Repeat N application in February. If grass is to be cut for hay, in February apply up to 40 pounds N and 35 pounds K20 per ton of anticipated hay yield