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MAJOR & MICRO NUTRIENT ADVICE FOR PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL CROPST eagasc, Johnstown Castle, Environment Research Centre, byTeagascEnvironment Research CentreJohnstown 2020 ISBN No. 1-84170-666-3 MAJOR & MICRO NUTRIENT ADVICE FOR PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL CROPS 2020 MAJOR AND MICRO NUTRIENT ADVICE FOR PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL CROPS 5th Edition 2020 Editors: David P. Wall and Mark Plunkett Contributors: Stephen Alexander6, William Burchill1, John Carroll2, Barry Caslin2, Dan Clavin8, Paul Crosson5, Philip Creighton8, Karen Daly1, Patrick Forrestal1, Dermot Forristal2, Michael Gaffney4, Denis Griffin2, Richard Hackett2, Deirdre Hennessy3, Michael Hennessy2, James Humphreys3, Eamonn Kehoe9, Brian McCarthy3, Michael McLaughlin11, Pat Murphy1, John Pettit9, Shay Phelan2, Mark Plunkett1, John Spink

according to the professional judgement of the advisor depending on soil conditions, weather, the appearance of the crop and the economic response to application of fertilizer. 7 Teagasc fertilizer advice is not static but is reviewed constantly in the light of new national and international research findings, changes in farm practices ...

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