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SOIL FERTILITY AND NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT

NRCCA soil FERTILITY & NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT Study Guide 10/26/2016 1 soil FERTILITY AND NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT Competency Areas Competency Area 1: Basic Concepts of Plant Nutrition .. 2 Competency Area 2: Basic Concepts of soil FERTILITY .. 3 Competency Area 3: soil Testing and Plant Tissue Analysis .. 8 Competency Area 4: NUTRIENT Sources, Analyses, Application Methods .. 18 Competency Area 5: soil pH and Liming .. 26 Competency Area 6: NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT Planning .. 32 2016 Authors/Instructors for soil FERTILITY and NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT o Quirine Ketterings, Professor, NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT Spear Program, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University. o Karl Czymmek, Senior Extension Associate, PRO-DAIRY Program, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University. o Doug Beegle, Professor, Department of Plant Sciences, Penn State University. o Joe Lawrence, Dairy Forage Systems Specialist, PRO-DAIRY Program, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University.

Oct 26, 2016 · stage (silking and tasseling). For nitrogen, the rate of uptake increases rapidly between V8 (knee high typically) and R1 (silking). When plants are young and small, nutrient need is low. As plants enlarge and start to grow rapidly, nutrient needs increase dramatically. Competency Area 2: Basic Concepts of Soil Fertility 7.

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