peer-reviewed research article
Fertility studies reveal plant & soil needs
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M.B. Jones
publication information
California Agriculture 30(7):13-15. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v030n07p13.
abstract
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Proper fertilization is important in realizing the great potential from the annual grasslands of California. One of the first studies indicated that forage production on improved dry-land pasture fertilized with nitrogen and phosphorus increased ten-fold over untreated pastures during the winter months of feed shortage. In another study it was found that fertilized pastures yielded about 3 1/2 times as much meat and wool as unfertilized pastures over the growing seas on.
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