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Phosphorus is the most likely nutrient to be limiting field pea productivity and can provide sizeable yield benefits when applied as fertilizer.
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Fertilizer application is a big bottleneck at seeding because of the huge volumes of side-banded and seed-placed fertilizers required for today’s high-yielding crops.
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Cereal crops require careful attention to nutrient requirements to develop a sound, balanced fertilization program and achieve optimum yields.
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Phosphorus (P) fertilizer management is important for all crops including canola, to ensure high productivity in the crop year and to maintain productivity of soils over the long-term. However, in Saskatchewan, most soils are deficient in available phosphate (P2O5) as removal rates are often higher than replacement rates.
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Alfalfa is an excellent yielding crop, but removes a relatively high amount of soil nutrients. Ensuring adequate soil fertility and wisely managing nutrient applications is key to growing alfalfa successfully. Alfalfa can produce from two to six tons per acre (ton/ac) of dry matter, depending on soil nutrients levels and environmental conditions such as stored soil moisture and precipitation.
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