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1. Soybean Response to Potassium Fertility and Fertilizer in ManitobaSoybean acres have increased greatly in Manitoba in recent years, now occupying more than 25% of the province’s annual crop land. Potassium removal by soybean is greater than any other crop grown in Manitoba (1.1 – 1.4 lb K2O/bu). This large removal, accompanied by the large and rapid expansion in soybean acres, has contributed to an increase in province-wide potassium removal rates and likely explains the increase in incidence of potassium deficiency symptoms reported in recent years.... M. Bourns, D. Flaten, J. Heard, G. Bartley |
2. Impact of Phosphorus Source and Timing on Corn Yield and Root GrowthPhosphorus (P) management is critical in maize production due to limited mobility, solubility, and stratification in soils. This study evaluates P application techniques with regard to maize grain yield, total P uptake, and root distribution. Our hypothesis was that applying P as a side dress in a low P soil at a low dose equal to plant uptake can compensate for not maintaining soil test P at the critical level, providing sufficient P during peak demand and sustaining high yields. A greenhouse... A. Beltrame, C. Penn, D. Quinn, M. Williams, C. Zhang |