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November 12, 2026

Your Crop’s Nutrient Uptake Is Larger Than What Leaves in the Truck

Uptake, removal and fertilizer rate answer different questions. Keeping them separate improves the budget....
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November 10, 2026

How to Make 4R Nutrient Stewardship Pay on Your Farm

Use the 4Rs to match fertility decisions to your field, then measure yield, quality and program cost to see whether the change pays....
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November 5, 2026

Why Soil Organic Matter Does Not Release Nitrogen on Schedule

Organic matter stores nutrients. Weather and microbes decide when some of them become available....
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November 3, 2026

Salinity and Sodicity Need Different Solutions

White crust, weak emergence and poor infiltration can have different causes. Test before choosing an amendment....
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October 29, 2026

Why More Fertilizer May Not Fix a pH Problem

Soil chemistry can restrict both nutrients and roots. The right amendment starts with the right diagnosis....
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October 27, 2026

Compaction Limits Fertility by Limiting Roots

Nutrients cannot deliver their full value where roots lack room and oxygen....
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October 22, 2026

What CEC and Base Saturation Can Tell You About a Field

Two fields can have the same nutrient test and still need different management. Here is how to read the difference....
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October 20, 2026

The Fall Decision That Sets Up Next Year

Build a fall fertility plan around soil tests, phosphorus placement and sulphur timing. Weigh the benefits and trade-offs before booking....

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