Better Crops with Plant Food #1 2014
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2014 Edition of Catalog of Publications
Download this year's booklet to learn about our latest listing of publications as well as details on ordering.
Nutrient Source Specific - #25 Urease Inhibitors
Some compounds added to urea or urea-containing fertilizers can reduce the rate of the first “hydrolysis” step, and slow the rate of ammonia production. Under certain conditions, this can help reduce ammonia loss to the atmosphere.
Snapshot of the cover of the booklet NEW BOOKLET/CD - Soil Acidity & Evaluation Management
This booklet provides a concise review of key concepts related to soil acidity, its evaluation and control through various management options. The book is 30 pages long, wire-o bound with dimensions 8 1/2 x 11 in.
Photo courtesy of www.agriculture.com 5 Economic Considerations For Optimal Fertilizer Efficiency
Changes in crop prices often generate questions about the economics of fertilization. A detailed answer for a specific situation will depend on several factors, but a review of some fundamental principles can give us a foundation for addressing such questions. An article written by Drs. Paul Fixen and Mike Stewart on this issue has recently been published in CropLife magazine.
2014 IPNI Scholar Award Program for Graduate Students
We are pleased to announce the availability of IPNI Scholar Award program for 2014. Deadline to apply for the award this year is APRIL 30. Only a limited number of recipients are selected for the award, worth US$2,000 each. “These awards are made possible by our member companies and are evidence of their respect for science,” said IPNI President Dr. Terry Roberts.
e-Book Format of 4R Plant Nutrition Manual is Available
Our 4R Plant Nutrition Manual is available in an eBook format, and is available for download directly from the iTunes store.
Nutrient Balance Can Be Achieved Using Both Inorganic and Organic Sources
Using both inorganic and organic sources, farmers can provide balanced nutrition necessary to achieve high crop yields while protecting the environment.
Nitrogen Notes - MANAGING UREA
Urea is the most widely used solid nitrogen (N) fertilizer in the world. Understanding its behavior is important for getting the maximum benefit from this important plant nutrient.
Potassium Deficiency in Soybean Is Potassium Fertilizer Really Necessary?: An Issue Review
Recently, the question has been raised of whether or not agriculture should be using potassium (K) fertilizers. Dr. T.S. Murrell, IPNI Northcentral Director, has prepared a review of this issue examining how the soil fertility and plant nutrition science determines if or when K should be applied.
New Crop Nutrient Removal Calculator Released
The International Plant Nutrition Institute has just released its multilingual, web-based Crop Nutrient Removal Calculator tool.
NEW BOOK: Southern Forages, is now available in Spanish
The book Southern Forages was first introduced in 1991 and has since gained wide recognition as a practical and reliable source of information on modern forage crop management. This book is now available in Spanish. (FORRAJES DE LAS AMÉRICAS)
NEW PUBLICATION: Stewardship Specifics
Stewardship Specifics are condensed, one-page bulletins providing scientific reviews of issues impacted by nutrient stewardship. Stewardship Specifics are written by IPNI staff and are intended to provide balanced assessments of current and emerging topics related to nutrient use, crop production, and environmental protection.
