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Winter 2010

Estimates of Crop Nutrient Removal by Corn and Soybean Crops

The link below provides a table with the yields, acreages, and amounts of N, P, and K removed by corn and soybeans in 2009 from several key states and provinces of the Northeast region.

Across most of the Northeast region, corn and soybean yields in 2009 were generally high in the USA, moderate in Ontario and lower than average in Quebec. Quality of corn was a major concern in Canada, with late harvest, high grain moisture, and low test weight.

Sound management of nutrients replaces the amounts removed by crops, in order to maintain soil fertility at an optimum level. When soils are low in P and K, rates applied may need to exceed removal. When they are higher than necessary, rates applied may be less than removal.

Crop Nutrient Removal - 2009


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Forage Fertilizer Decisions in an Uncertain Market

An important principle of plant nutrition is that plants don’t care about market conditions. Top yields of quality forage are crucial to the success of most ruminant livestock production systems. Both yield and quality depend on the application of the right source of nutrients at the right rate, at the right time, and in the right place.

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Crop Nutrient Response Tool - NEW VERSION 4.0

On-farm trials can be useful for validating recommendations for most economic rates of fertilizer. This tool is designed to help interpret such fertilizer rate trials.

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Crop Nutrition with Lower Emission of Nitrous Oxide

Developing a protocol provides a basis for farmers to receive carbon credits.

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Phosphorus Balance Trends on Agricultural Soils of the Lake Erie Drainage Basin

Only a few decades ago, optimum plant nutrition involved applying more P than cropsremoved. In recent years, applications have come much closer to balancing removals. This trend has positive implications for both crop productivity and water quality.

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Adapting Corn Nitrogen Management to Weather

Presented at Sciences for Sustainability: Soil, Agronomy and Atmosphere in Guelph, Ontario, Canada on 5 August 2009.

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Agricultural Phosphorus Balance Trends in Ontario, Michigan and Ohio

Presented at the Great Lakes Phosphorus Forum, 28-30 July, Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

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