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proposed policy options in the Upper Waikato catchment. In the first phase nitrogen emissions are determined for representative …
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The United States is the world's largest phosphate exporter and the world's largest potash importer. The U.s. nitrogen … trade balance, relatively stable before 1983, has shifted as the United States became a net importer of nitrogen beginning …, world and U.S. imports and exports of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash, and U.S. import origins and export destinations for …
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benefits through a reduction in losses due to cold and an increase in yield from the better use of nitrogen by the cold …
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-maximizing nitrogen rates, yields, and net returns for corn grown after corn, cotton, and soybeans. The stochastic response functions were … best. The profit-maximizing nitrogen rates were similar for corn after corn, cotton, and soybeans, but relative to corn …
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maximum likelihood. Optimal levels of nitrogen were lower than recommended levels. …
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Nitrogen is a crucial input for the efficient production of rice and is generally applied in two split treatments … is no pre-sowing test to estimate nitrogen requirements and farmers use cropping history to make this decision. The aim … of this study was to first value the information to growers provided by a nitrogen test for soils of rice paddocks and …
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proposed policy options in the Upper Waikato catchment. In the first phase nitrogen emissions are determined for representative …
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The rapid growth in fertilizer consumption throughout the sixties and seventies peaked at 23.7 million nutrient tons in 19R1. U.S. plant nutrient use has since dropped by varying amounts because of fewer crop acres and stabilizing application rates. By 19R,), plant nutrient use totaled 21.7...
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The rapid growth in fertilizer consumption throughout the sixties and seventies peaked at 23.7 million nutrient tons in 1981. After falling to 18.1 million tons in 1983, use has remained relatively stable, ranging from 19.1 to 21.8 million tons during 1984-93. Use has declined from its peak...
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