ID

3011-1516 (SPES-265NP)

Authors as Published

Timothy Woodward, Research Specialist, Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences; Mark Alley, W.G. Wysor Professor of Agriculture and Extension Soil Fertility Specialist, Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences; and Wade Thomason, Assistant Professor and Extension Grain Crops Specialist, Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech

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Liquid nitrogen fertilizers have typically been surface applied. This method of application places the fertilizer where the urea nitrogen component of the solution is susceptible to volatilization losses.

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Publication Date

September 22, 2020