12 Questions
What is the purpose of Nutrient Management?
To budget and supply nutrients for plant production.
Which of the following is considered in the development of a nutrient budget?
All potential sources of nutrients.
How can Nutrient Management help protect air quality?
By minimizing nonpoint source pollution.
What should be considered when establishing realistic yield goals in Nutrient Management?
Historical yield data and soil productivity.
Which of the following is a key criterion applicable to all purposes of Nutrient Management?
Developing a nutrient budget for nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
When can industry yield recommendations be used in establishing yield goals in Nutrient Management?
Only for new crops or varieties until documented yield information is available.
What is the purpose of nutrient management plans?
To achieve realistic production goals while minimizing nutrient movement to water sources
How should areas with established minimum application setbacks be treated?
Not receive direct application of nutrients
How often should soil tests be conducted for nutrient planning?
No older than 5 years
Which statement is true regarding soil and tissue testing laboratories?
Laboratories must be accepted by recognized programs that consider performance and proficiency
How should potassium application rates be determined?
Potassium should not be applied in situations where excess causes unacceptable nutrient imbalances
What should be done when starter fertilizers are used?
They should be included in the overall nutrient plan and applied according to recommendations
Learn about managing the amount, source, placement, form, and timing of plant nutrients and soil amendments to optimize plant production. Discover the purposes of nutrient management such as budgeting nutrients, utilizing manure as a nutrient source, minimizing pollution, and protecting air quality.
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