Characterizing soil nitrogen availability to improve nitrogen fertilizer recommendations

Characterizing soil nitrogen availability to improve nitrogen fertilizer recommendationsNitrogen (N) fertilizer is one of the most common field production inputs in agriculture. It is necessary to achieve high productivity but threatens ecosystem integrity as it is readily transported to water bodies and emitted to the atmosphere. This chapter reviews a series of studies conducted by investigators at the Soil Ecology and Management Lab in Raleigh, North Carolina, to understand how inherent soil N supply might supplement the need for N

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