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Soil organic matter as a nitrogen source

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The Manager
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Czymmek, Karl
Berlingeri, Jonathan
Ketterings, Quirine
Abstract

Plants need nitrogen to grow and produce high-quality crops. How much will be required is difficult to predict with absolute certainty. What we do know is that the soil in crop fields can be a very important source of nitrogen for crop growth. Farmers and crop advisors will need to better understand a soil's ability to supply nitrogen to ensure that added nitrogen from fertilizer and manure is enough for optimum yields. Estimating the nitrogen contribution from soil is challenging as weather conditions and management can greatly influence the supply. However, some estimation is needed as mistakes in nitrogen fertilizer management can be costly.

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Progressive Dairy magazine is printed 20 times each year for forward-thinking U.S. dairy producers. The award-winning magazine's editors and contributors provide compelling features, helpful articles, insightful news analysis, and entertaining commentary about the people, practices and topics related to a dairy lifestyle.
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Progressive Dairy and Papillon
Date Issued
2021-03
Publisher
Progressive Dairy
Keywords
soil
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organic
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nitrogen
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crop
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