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Hide details for 2006-2007 Winter2006-2007 Winter
No. 1AMMONIA EMISSION FROM FERTILIZERDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2PHOSPHORUS PLACEMENT FOR FORAGESDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3SCOUTING FOR NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIESDr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 4THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF SOIL TEST POTASSIUM VARIABILITYDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5NATIONAL YIELDS HAVE INCREASED…HAVE YOURS KEPT PACE?Dr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6CROP NUTRITION, FOOD QUALITY, AND HUMAN HEALTHDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2006 Fall2006 Fall
No. 1THE CROP ADVISER’S ROLE IN WATER QUALITY TRADINGDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2POTASSIUM IN PULSE CROPSDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3HAY AND SILAGE REQUIRE PLENTY OF NUTRIENTSDr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 4COORDINATE FOR SUCCESSDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5LIME QUALITY—DOES IT MATTER?Dr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6WILL YOUR BERMUDAGRASS BE READY FOR WINTER?Dr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2006 Summer2006 Summer
No. 1LIMITING LAWN FERTILIZERSDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2FERTILIZING CROPS…NOT WEEDSDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3WHAT HAPPENED TO LAST YEAR’S FERTILIZER?Dr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 42005 CORN AND SOYBEAN NUTRIENT HARVEST IN THE NORTHCENTRAL REGIONDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5WATER QUALITY IN YOUR BACKYARD—DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS?Dr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6QUALITY ALFALFA REQUIRES GOOD FERTILITYDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2006 Spring2006 Spring
No. 1EFFICIENT FERTILIZER USE ON THE DAIRY FARMDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2ROLE OF POTASSIUM IN CROP ESTABLISHMENTDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3WHAT IS POTASH ANYWAY?Dr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 4ROOTING FOR STARTER FERTILIZERDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5WHAT’S IN YOUR SEED?Dr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6HIGH FERTILIZER PRICES…WHAT TO DO?Dr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2005-2006 Winter2005-2006 Winter
No. 1POTASH PRICE BOOSTS SOIL TEST VALUEDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2MANAGING MANURE NUTRIENTSDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3TAKE ANOTHER LOOK AT CHLORIDE?Dr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 4HIGH FERTILIZER PRICES: WHAT TO DO?Dr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5WET SPOTS IN YOUR FIELD—COULD IT BE SOIL COMPACTION?Dr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6IN-SEASON FERTILIZATION ON WINTER WHEATDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2005 Fall2005 Fall
No. 1DO CORN HYBRIDS DIFFER IN FERTILIZER NEED?Dr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2MAKING SENSE OF SOIL TEST PHOSPHORUS AND SOIL BUFFER POWERDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3FUELING THE GROWTH OF COTTONDr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 4PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR SOYBEANSDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5DEALING WITH SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN SOIL TEST RESULTSDr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6SOIL QUALITY AND FERTILIZATIONDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2005 Summer2005 Summer
No. 1ENHANCING FERTILIZER EFFICIENCYDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2POTASH RESPONSE ON SOILS TESTING HIGH IN POTASSIUMDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3POTASSIUM IS KEY TO ALFALFA QUALITY AND YIELDDr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 4WHEN SCOUTING FOR RUST, KEEP AN EYE ON NUTRIENTS, TOODr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5THE TWIN TOOLS FOR NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT…HAVE YOU NEGLECTED ONE?Dr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6STRIP TILLAGE AND FERTILIZATION FOR CORNDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2005 Spring2005 Spring
No. 1TODAY’S FOOD: AS GOOD AS IT USED TO BE?Dr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2PHOSPHORUS MOVEMENT IN SOILS – IS IT A PROBLEM?Dr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3DON’T FORGET TO KEEP YOUR ALFALFA IN TOP SHAPE WITH PHOSPHORUSDr. Robert L. Mikkelsen
No. 4RECORD YIELDS MEAN RECORD NUTRIENT REMOVAL IN CORN-SOYBEAN ROTATIONSDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5HEDGING AGAINST SOYBEAN RUST WITH MURIATE OF POTASHDr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 6NUTRITION AFFECTS COTTON YIELD AND QUALITYDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
Hide details for 2004-2005 Winter2004-2005 Winter
No. 1THE CANADIAN PHOSPHORUS BALANCEDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2CROP NUTRIENT REMOVAL AND FERTILIZER USE IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINSDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3WHAT MAKES A GOOD SOIL TEST?Dr. Robert L. Mikkelsen

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