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production of most MT crops are provided in Fertilizer Guidelines for Montana Crops (EB0161). •They are based on soil analysis – discussed earlier. See Soil Sampling and Laboratory Selection (MT4449-1), Soil Sampling Strategies (MT200803AG). There is not a good soil test for S. Fertilizer guidelines
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