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8 Managing Soil pH and Crop Nutrients

Managing Soil pH and Crop Nutrients 91 The inherent complexity of crop production systems requires integrating many factors to ensure maxi-mum crop yields with the least risk to the environment. Assessing present- and reserved- nutrient status of the soil, understanding its nutrient -release and nutrient -holding capacity, and knowing the plant and environmental factors that impact nutrient availability are necessary to guide fertilization rates, sources, and method of application of additional Nutrients . The information here is intended to provide fundamental principles to help the reader under-stand what to do, and why, when making management decisions related to phosphorus (P), potassium (K), sec-ondary macronutrients (calcium [Ca], magnesium [Mg], and sulfur [S]), micronutrients (boron [B], chlorine [Cl], copper [Cu], iron [Fe], manganese [Mn], molybdenum [Mo], and zinc [Zn]), and pH.

Assessing present- and reserved-nutrient status of the soil, understanding its nutrient-release and nutrient-holding capacity, and knowing the plant and environmental factors that impact nutrient availability are necessary to guide fertilization rates, sources, and method of application of additional nutrients. The information here is intended to

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