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No. 1NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT PLANNING IS SCALE-NEUTRALDr. Tom W. Bruulsema
No. 2MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR FALL SOIL SAMPLINGDr. Adrian M. Johnston
No. 3THE SHORT STAVE CAN BE COSTLYDr. Albert E. Ludwick
No. 4PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM ARE YOUR BUSINESS PARTNERSDr. T. Scott Murrell
No. 5STRESS AND NUTRIENTS—THEY WORK TOGETHERDr. Harold F. Reetz, Jr.
No. 6DOUBLECROPPING DEMANDS–DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT TAKES?Dr. Cliff S. Snyder
No. 7FERTILIZER AND OUR ENVIRONMENTDr. W.M. (Mike) Stewart
No. 8CROPS NEED PHOSPHORUS ALL SEASON LONGDr. Noble R. Usherwood

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