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  AGRONOMIC NEWS ITEMS 		From Agronomists of the
Potash & Phosphate Institute
655 Engineering Drive, Suite 110
Norcross, Georgia 30092-2837
Phone (770) 447-0335

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No. 42005 CORN AND SOYBEAN NUTRIENT HARVEST IN THE NORTHCENTRAL REGIONDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 4A Balanced Diet of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium is Essential for the Development of a Corn PlantDr. Noble R. Usherwood
No. 8A Balanced Diet Provides Crop Stress ProtectionDr. Noble R. Usherwood
No. 3A New Definition of QualityDr. Albert E. Ludwick
No. 1AMMONIA EMISSION FROM FERTILIZERDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 1An Environmental Phosphorus Index Supports High-Yield AgronomyDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 3Answers to Commonly Asked Questions about Phosphate FertilizersDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 1Are Nutrients in Waste Materials Available to Crops?Dr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 4Are You Satisfied With Your Yields?Dr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 8BALANCED NUTRITION CAN IMPROVE CROP USE OF AVAILABLE WATERDr. Noble R. Usherwood
No. 6Bermudagrass Responds to Balanced NPK NutritionDr. Noble R. Usherwood
No. 1BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR FERTILIZERDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 8Broadcast Vs. Band: How Do They Compare?Dr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5Buffer Power...Nature's Way to Leverage Soil Test PhosphorusDr. Terry L. Roberts
No. 6BUILDING AND MAINTAINING ADEQUATE PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUMDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
No. 3Can High Potassium Soils Respond to Potash?Dr. Terry L. Roberts
No. 5Can Phosphorus Improve Disease Resistance in Cereals?Dr. Terry L. Roberts
No. 4Can You Afford Field-Average Nutrient Management?Dr. Harold F. Reetz, Jr.
No. 4CAN YOUR LOCAL FERTILIZATION PROGRAMS BE IMPROVED?Dr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 6Capitalize on Great Prices with Starter Fertilizer on Grain SorghumDr. Paul E. Fixen
No. 5CHECK FIELDS FOR DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMSDr. Harold F. Reetz, Jr.
No. 5Chloride Fertilization for Yield and QualityDr. Terry L. Roberts
No. 3Chloride Is Important for Balanced Nutrition of WheatDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 3Confused about Potash Terminology?Dr. Terry L. Roberts
No. 5Consider Phosphorus Needs Following Flooded Soil ConditionsDr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 7CONSIDER THE POTENTIAL OF STARTER THIS SPRINGDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
No. 6CONSIDERATIONS FOR FALL FERTILIZATIONDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
No. 4COORDINATE FOR SUCCESSDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 1Corn Lodging from Stalk Rot - Fertilizer FactorsDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 3Corn Responds to Seed-Placed PhosphorusDr. Tom W. Bruulsema

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