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Abstract
A method of fertilizer application that was standard practice 30 to 50 years ago has become important once again, and for the same reason. When nitrogen fertilizer was expensive and corn was cheap, it was considered prudent to save back some of the nitrogen fertilizer and apply it when the corn was "knee-high." This was thought to be safer because some of the nitrogen added at planting might be lost before the corn was big enough to take advantage of it. The increasing cost of nitrogen fertilizer has made efficient use of this product important again.
Publication Date
6-1980
Volume
1
Number
2
Repository Citation
Thomas, Grant W., "Delayed Nitrogen Applications on Corn" (1980). Soil Science News and Views. 123.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/123
