Synchronizing nitrogen fertilizer application to crop nitrogen needs Letitia Anne Peplau

Synchronizing nitrogen fertilizer application to crop nitrogen needs Letitia Anne PeplauNitrogen synchrony refers to nitrogen (N) availability in the soil being closely aligned in space and time with the N requirements of crop plants. However, due to large temporal and spatial variability in the availability of soil N across regions, there is considerable potential for asynchrony between N supply and crop N demand. Synchronizing fertilizer N application to crop N requirements involves managing fertilizer N using strategies that lead to

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