Articles tagged under: phosphorus
Endres Testing Fertilizer Application on Dry Beans to See Produced Yield Results
Published February 18, 2022
NDSU Extension Agronomist Greg Endres says soil types have an impact on phosphorus amount, which, in return, can affect how much application gets put down. "We've identified soil types where we've had low or very low testing soils for phosphorus.…Alternate Phosphorus Supplements Available
Published December 30, 2021
With the price of phosphorus mineral increasing, researchers are finding alternate ways to supplement. Many of the phosphorus sources that go into our fertilizer products, which have also taken a jump in price, are the same ones used in beef…Extension Considers the Impacts of Field Drainage
Published July 26, 2021
University of Minnesota Extension's Northwest Research and Outreach Center is looking at the impact field drainage has on nitrogen and phosphorus management. Nutrient and Water Management Specialist Lindsay Pease has a chance to study the impact from initial tile installation.…Soil Test After Wheat Harvest
Published September 24, 2019
Once wheat harvest is complete, getting a good soil test is important. The Mosaic Group Technical Sales Manager Sherry Koch says there’s lots of nutrients that could be deficient. “Making sure we test for the basics like nitrogen, potassium and…The Availability of P is Critical
Published June 27, 2018
Fertility is a significant limiting factor for yield. West Central Distribution technical specialist Steve Carlson cites the availability of phosphorus. "The International Plant Nutrition Institute does a great job and looks at the soil tests they get every year and…Don’t Skimp on Phosphorus
Published May 3, 2018
North Dakota State University Soil Science Professor R. Jay Goos reminds wheat growers not to skimp on phosphorus. "The yield of spring wheat is provided by three types of stems: main stem, T1 tiller from the base of the first…