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Abstract
The need for boron (B) fertilization of alfalfa has been known for many years. An annual application of 1.5 to 2.0 ·pounds of elemental B per acre on alfalfa has been the general recommendation of the University of Kentucky's, Department of Agronomy for at least 20 years. Most states surrounding Kentucky have similar recommendations; however, some indicate that B needs to be applied only once every two years. There has been very little recent research to verify the need for B on alfalfa.
Publication Date
1996
Volume
29
Number
1
Repository Citation
Rasnake, Monroe and Lacefield, Garry D., "Effect of Boron Fertilization on Alfalfa" (1996). Agronomy Notes. 144.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_notes/144
