Abstract
Nutrient management is becoming a buzz word in today's vocabulary of crop and livestock production. In the past it was applied to efficient management of all nutrient sources used for crop production. More recently it is being used to account for all nutrients used for crop production that are brought onto the farm, removed from the farm in crop and animal products, and reallocated within the farm unit. Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are the nutrients of concern with nitrogen and phosphorus being most important.
Publication Date
1991
Volume
12
Number
6
Repository Citation
Thom, William O., "Farm Nutrient Management" (1991). Soil Science News and Views. 114.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/114