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Warm Weather Allows Early Planting, but Moisture Needed
13 April 2012Irish Sowings Ahead of Schedule
12 April 2012Spring Crop Fertility Alert: Phosphorus and Zinc
11 April 2012NFU Scotland Opposes Fertiliser Ban
10 April 2012New Herbicides Commercially Available for 2012
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Use Less Water, Producing Energy, Fertilizer at Same Time
Clean drinking water and basic sanitation are human rights. Yet almost 780 million of the world's population still have no access to drinking water and some 2.6 billion people live without sanitary facilities.
Clean drinking water and basic sanitation are human rights. Yet almost 780 million of the world's population still have no access to drinking water and some 2.6 billion people live without sanitary facilities.
Best-Bet Strategies to Make Fertiliser Pay
Economic analysis is being used to assess the risk and value of different nutrition strategies in different agro-ecological regions, according to the Australian Government Grains Research and Development Corporation.
Economic analysis is being used to assess the risk and value of different nutrition strategies in different agro-ecological regions, according to the Australian Government Grains Research and Development Corporation.
The Complex Problem of Phosphorus
Phosphorus uptake by plants in many soils is limited by strong sorption and fixation of phosphorus, resulting in slow diffusion of added phosphorus and low solution concentrations, according to the Australian Government Grains Research and Development...
Phosphorus uptake by plants in many soils is limited by strong sorption and fixation of phosphorus, resulting in slow diffusion of added phosphorus and low solution concentrations, according to the Australian Government Grains Research and Development...
Warm Winter and Nitrogen Applications
Now that we are officially in spring, it is old news that this winter was unusually warm, writes Fabián Fernández, University of Illinois assistant professor, Department of Crop Sciences. Those who applied anhydrous ammonia last fall are now concerned...
Now that we are officially in spring, it is old news that this winter was unusually warm, writes Fabián Fernández, University of Illinois assistant professor, Department of Crop Sciences. Those who applied anhydrous ammonia last fall are now concerned...
Technical Conference on Irrigation, Fertilization of Extensive Crops
The "Technical Conference on irrigation and fertilization in extensive crops" took place on Wednesday 14 September in Torelló, Spain. This event comes by initiative of the Agricultural Cooperative of Torelló SCCL and The Plana de Vic Cooperative.
The "Technical Conference on irrigation and fertilization in extensive crops" took place on Wednesday 14 September in Torelló, Spain. This event comes by initiative of the Agricultural Cooperative of Torelló SCCL and The Plana de Vic Cooperative.
Nixing Nitrate Flow from the Farm
When early settlers arrived in the Midwest, they began constructing an underground network of tile drains to channel water away from the soggy prairies, which then became some of the most fertile crop fields in the country.
When early settlers arrived in the Midwest, they began constructing an underground network of tile drains to channel water away from the soggy prairies, which then became some of the most fertile crop fields in the country.
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