Publication Date
1997
Description
Pasture dry matter yields from individual cuts of multi-year phosphorus (P) fertilizer field trials were analyzed for evidence of consistent seasonal trends in the response to P. The relative response to P was greatest in the late autumn - winter period, with the seasonal variation in relative yield being greater where soil fertility and mean annual relative yields were lowest.
Citation
Metherell, A K. and McKenzie, A C., "Seasonality in the Response of Perennial Grass-Clover Pastures to Phosphorus Fertiliser" (2024). IGC Proceedings (1997-2023). 18.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session10/18
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Seasonality in the Response of Perennial Grass-Clover Pastures to Phosphorus Fertiliser
Pasture dry matter yields from individual cuts of multi-year phosphorus (P) fertilizer field trials were analyzed for evidence of consistent seasonal trends in the response to P. The relative response to P was greatest in the late autumn - winter period, with the seasonal variation in relative yield being greater where soil fertility and mean annual relative yields were lowest.
