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Abstract
The CRP program in Kentucky has 435,000 acres ofland which will be released soon. Since these fields were highly eroded when they were placed into the program, it was felt it would be helpful to determine the general fertility status of the CRP fields in Kentucky and see what changes had taken place during their years of enrollment in the CRP program. Since most of the fields had a previous erosive history, we expected the fields to be low in pH and in the low to medium range for phosphorus and potassium.
We would like to thank the producers who let us sample their fields and the county agents who helped coordinate the effort.
Publication Date
1996
Volume
17
Number
2
Repository Citation
Murdock, Lloyd W. and Call, Dottie, "Fertility Status and Changes of 50 CRP Fields" (1996). Soil Science News and Views. 69.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/69
