Findings for Farmers
The Missouri Fertilizer Control Board is happy to announce two new research projects aimed at improving fertilizer recommendations for Missouri farmers.
These studies focus primarily on biological nitrogen and sulfur – both essential for many plant functions.
Honing the use of these nutrients can help you maximize your fertilizer investment and protect MO resources.
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Integrating Biological Nitrogen Management Systems into Missouri Fertilizer Recommendations
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