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Availability of Micronutrient Cations in Montana Soils
1B706
$0.00
1979
Correlation of Soil Properties & Soil Test Values with Response of Wheat to Phosphorus Fertilization
1RR013
$0.00
1971
MT200703AG
$0.00
2007
The purpose of this guide is to provide producers, Extension agents and crop advisers with the tools to more accurately determine fertilizer rates to optimize crop yield and reduce loss of nutrients to the environment, thereby increasing profit.
Estimating Small Grains Yield Potential from Stored Rainfall Probabilites
MT198325AG
$0.00
1983
Evaluation of Soil Conditioners for Production of Corn, Sugar Beets, and Barley
1B727
$0.00
1980
EB0161
$0.00
2003
This booklet provides fertilizer guidelines for Montana agricultural producers, with a view to protecting water quality. Tables for each crop include fertilizer rates for a range of yield potentials, available N, and soil analysis values for P, K and micronutrients. 25 pages.
Fertilizer Use in Montana
1B628
$0.00
1974
MT200702AG
$0.00
2007
Soil testing and interpreting soil test results are critical for determining optimum fertilizer rates.
EB0173
$0.00
2007
Urea (46-0-0), first introduced in 1935, is now the primary source of dr nitrogen (N) fertilizer in the U.S. due to its relatively hight N content, ease of handling and price. Although ammonium nitrate (34-0-0) may be superior in some situations to urea, due to liability concerns it is no longer available in many regions of the U.S.
Movement of Phosphorus From Several Fertilizer Sources in Bozeman Silt Loam
1RR014
$0.00
1971
EB0182
$0.00
2008
Nutrient Management Module (Complete)
4449
$0.00
2004
Fifteen modules and quizzes for earning CEU credits.
4449-13
$0.00
2004
Learn the pros and cons of manure and biosolids application; animal feeding operations and concentrated animal feeding operations; regulations that affect a specific livestock operation; management practices for reducing water quality and regulatory impacts; the effects of manure and biosolids placement and timing; and the composting process, including pros and cons of compost.
4449-13Q
$0.00
2004
Safe Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia
MT198525AG
$0.00
1985
MT200803AG
$0.00
2008
Understanding different soil sampling strategies enables more accurate characterization of soil nutrient levels and variability, and therefore cost-effective fertilizer management.
EB0150
$0.00
1998
Provides descriptions of private labs in Montana and state-supported and private labs in other states that do routine fertility analysis and problem diagnosis for soil, plant and water samples. Includes average costs for tests, contact people, addresses and phone numbers.
EB0184
$0.00
2008
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