Applying gypsum at this time may reduce K levels in the root zone. Monitor K status with soil and plant analysis at least every two years to ensure sufficiency. Nitrogen (N) Proper N application optimizes efficiency of n - Calcium sulfate - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Applying gypsum at this time may reduce K levels in the root zone. Monitor K status with soil and plant analysis at least every two years to ensure sufficiency. Nitrogen (N) Proper N application optimizes efficiency of n Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-20 09:42:47 Open Document File Size: 89,99 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Potash / Agriculture Agronomic Division Physical Location / / Country Norway / / Holiday Christmas / / IndustryTerm Surface applications / / NaturalFeature Spring Fall / / Organization North Carolina Department of Agriculture / Raleigh NC / / Person Steve Troxler / / Position Commissioner / / Product potassium chloride / Magnesium sulfate / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / North Carolina / / URL www.ncagr.gov/agronomi / / SocialTag Soil chemistry Chemical elements Dietary minerals Calcium compounds Soil pH Soil Cation-exchange capacity Liming Magnesium sulfate Chemistry

Applying gypsum at this time may reduce K levels in the root zone. Monitor K status with soil and plant analysis at least every two years to ensure sufficiency. Nitrogen (N) Proper N application optimizes efficiency of nAdd to Reading List