Abstract
Use of adequate amounts of required fertilizer nutrients are necessary to increase both yield and quality of tobacco if they are lacking in a soil. However, to insure maximum profits from the tobacco crop, careful consideration must be given to fertilizer management (kinds, rates, and methods and times of fertilizer application), the chemical and physical characteristics of the soil, and the crops grown in rotation with tobacco. To develop a profitable fertilization program for tobacco requires thoughtful planning on the part of the grower. Late summer and early fall is a good time to make these plans for the future.
Publication Date
8-1984
Volume
5
Number
8
Repository Citation
Sims, J. L., "Developing a Fertilizer Program for Tobacco" (1984). Soil Science News and Views. 179.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/179
