Can Potassium Fertilizer Rates Be Reduced in Strip-Till?
Written by Lauren E. Schwarck and Dr. Tony J. Vyn, Agronomy Department, Purdue University
Written by Lauren E. Schwarck and Dr. Tony J. Vyn, Agronomy Department, Purdue University
Research was supported in part by the Pioneer Crop Management Research Awards (CMRA) Program. This program provides funds for agronomic and precision farming studies by university and USDA cooperators throughout North America. The awards extend for up to four years and address crop management information needs of Pioneer agronomists, sales professionals, and customers.
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