Missouri Fertilizer Control Board
Missouri Fertilizer Control Program
The Missouri Fertilizer Control Board exercises general supervision of the administration and enforcement of the Missouri Fertilizer Law.
As provided for by state law, the MoFCB issues permits authorizing the sale of fertilizer to uphold quality control.
Properly managed fertilizer production and application benefits
- The Economy
- Social Welfare
- Our Environment
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Show-Me Nutrient Stewardship
Nutrient management is essential to farm profitability and sustainability.
Show Me Nutrient Stewardship, a program of the Missouri Fertilizer Control Board, promotes sustainable farming practices to maintain a grounded approach to nutrient management.
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- Sustainable Farming Practices
- Fertilizer Application Efficiency
- Soil & Water Resource Protection
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Split Applying Nitrogen on Corn
Studies have shown consistent benefits in nitrogen side dress and top dress applications on postemergence corn.
Increasing nitrogen use efficiency is one of the major benefits of a split application of nitrogen on corn.
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MU CRCL Nutrient Management and 4R Approach Cost-Share Program
Written by: Mitchell Rice Time is closing to apply for the MU CRCL Nutrient Management and 4R approach cost-share program. Applications should be completed by September 30th. The program is now open statewide, with priority given to the southeast region of the state...
P Removal : Grazing vs. Haying
Written by: Matthew Jenkins, MoFCB 4R Specialist & Inspector How does phosphorus removal by grazing compare to a field that is hayed instead? In the last blog, I showed an example where calves grazing a pasture could remove 10 lb/ac of P2O5. Assuming we have 3...
P Removal by Grazing
Written by: Matthew Jenkins, MoFCB 4R Specialist & Inspector Believe it or not, grazing management can have a large impact on soil fertility over time. If you’ve been to a Missouri Grazing School, you’ve probably seen the image below from the Dairy Grazing Manual....