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1. Potassium Deficiency in South DakotaSouth Dakota soils are typically very high in plant available potassium (K). However in the last several years there have been increasing reports of K deficiency on corn. A number of observations have been made concerning where K deficiency occurs and what factors are involved. A few research studies have been initiated to answer frequently asked questions by producers on K management for corn and soybean rotations in the state. Preliminary results indicate differential corn variety response to... |