In this episode of the Nutrient Management Podcast, four U of M researchers discuss fall fertilizer decisions.
- With rising prices, what are some ways growers can save on fertilizer costs this fall and next spring?
- With the dry conditions, is there anything growers need to be thinking about regarding nutrient availability or soil testing that might arise this fall if conditions stay dry?
- Is this a year that a soil nitrate test might be useful?
- Is there anything related to changes in the U of M fertilizer guidelines that growers should be aware of?
Guests:
Subscribe to the podcast and never miss an episode on iTunes and Stitcher!- Dan Kaiser, Extension nutrient management specialist
- Fabian Fernandez, Extension nitrogen management specialist
- Jeff Vetsch, researcher, Southern Research and Outreach Center - Waseca
- Brad Carlson, Extension educator - Mankato
- U of M fertilizer guidelines
- How should rising nitrogen fertilizer prices impact corn farmers’ decision making for the 2022 growing season?
- Scouting for nutrient deficiencies in corn and soybean (with photos)
- Why corn growers shouldn’t overreact to rising nitrogen fertilizer prices
- Nitrogen Smart online course
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Support for the Nutrient Management Podcast is provided by Minnesota's Agricultural Fertilizer Research & Education Council (AFREC).
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