Proper soil temperature combined with a forecast of downward-trending, assures you of the best chance of preserving your fall-applied anhydrous ammonia. Read about other useful practices that will help keep N available for next spring's crop.

This growing season is one for the history books, and one most want to forget. While some fields may not have been planted to the intended crop, not been planted at all or just planted late, the fertilizer strategy with regards to the soil chemistry does not change.

In the pursuit of higher crop yields, a renewed interest in micronutrient fertilization has emerged. Soil testing and plant tissue sampling along with root examination and the growing environment provide a better understanding of crop nutrient deficiencies and needs.