Smart Start: Optimising Phosphorus Depth for Better Maize Growth
Phosphorus (P) starter fertiliser is a common and widely used solution to improve maize emergence and early vigour. Field trials
In season supplementary fertilisation of maize
In years with high precipitation early in the growing season, there may be a need for supplementary fertilisa-tion in maize
Utilisation of nutrients in slurry from biogas plants
When slurry is processed in a biogas plant, organic nitrogen (N) is partially mineralised to ammonium (NH4+), which increases the
Plant Counts for Accurate Yield Estimation and Optimised Nitrogen Application
Unlike wheat, barleys yield potential is largely set early in the growing season, depending on the number of tillers produced
Phosphorus Use in Spring Barley
On arable farms Phosphorous is essential for high yielding crops. It is essential for fruit and seed production through its
Effectiveness of crop rotation and tillage systems in loamy Cambisol
Crop rotations with legumes are more productive. The study was carried out in two four-field rotations: A) rotation I: beans
Realising maize productivity between mineral and organic fertilisers
Supporting farmers in selecting the most suitable nitrogen source is essential for balancing crop productivity with environmental sustainability. Trials comparing
Fertilization strategy at the time of sowing in maize
The best time to sow maize is when soil temperatures reach 10 degrees Celsius. This is usually somewhere in April
Use of digestates from biogas production as fertiliser for agricultural crops
The use of recycled digestates from biogas production as fertiliser for agricultural crops is promising. To use digestates it is
Nutrition management at moment of growing in Maize
Dutch agriculture faces challenges due to cutbacks on derogation limiting manure and fertilizer application and a focus on nutrient-contaminated areas