After the spike in natural gas price in the winter of 2000-2001 the price of natural gas and N fertilizers have fluctuated, but remained above previous historic levels. Seasonal trends have also resulted in both N product availability and high cost issues, including this fall. Recently, similar problems have hit phosphate and potash fertilizers where world demand and production problems (hurricanes affecting phosphate production in Florida) have negatively affected product price and supply in the United States. With these trends, are there fertilizer use practices that should change, or does crop response to fertilization pay no matter the cost? Crop nutrient applications should be determined by evaluating expected return from each input. I...
Nitrogen fertilizer is a major input into production costs of corn, cotton, wheat and other crops. A...
Recent increases in fertilizer, particularly nitrogen, and fuel price have resulted in increased pro...
Fertilizer costs have become important factors in crop production in recent years because of (a) inc...
The past two years have seen major changes in crop production costs, especially fertilizer. What hap...
Fertilizers have been at unbelievably high prices, with tight supplies for some fertilizers. Total c...
At the time of this article 1969, farmers were using an increasing amount of fertilizer in North Dak...
Corn and soybean grain prices have been declining and there is considerable uncertainty about the fu...
The outlook for fertilizers suggests supply/demand conditions will stay relatively tight over most o...
Take home messages • At average fertiliser costs, return on investment to nitrogen applications exc...
This article continues the discussion begun in Making Fertilization Decisions As Fertilizer Prices E...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Nitrogen fertilizer is an essential but costly input into corn production. The recent decrease in co...
Given the recent increase in nitrogen prices, it is ever more important for producers to make manage...
Nitrogen fertilizer is one of the largest input costs for growing corn. Across the Corn Belt, N is t...
Due to tensions on fossil energy and phosphorus markets, the sharp rise in fertilizer prices observe...
Nitrogen fertilizer is a major input into production costs of corn, cotton, wheat and other crops. A...
Recent increases in fertilizer, particularly nitrogen, and fuel price have resulted in increased pro...
Fertilizer costs have become important factors in crop production in recent years because of (a) inc...
The past two years have seen major changes in crop production costs, especially fertilizer. What hap...
Fertilizers have been at unbelievably high prices, with tight supplies for some fertilizers. Total c...
At the time of this article 1969, farmers were using an increasing amount of fertilizer in North Dak...
Corn and soybean grain prices have been declining and there is considerable uncertainty about the fu...
The outlook for fertilizers suggests supply/demand conditions will stay relatively tight over most o...
Take home messages • At average fertiliser costs, return on investment to nitrogen applications exc...
This article continues the discussion begun in Making Fertilization Decisions As Fertilizer Prices E...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Nitrogen fertilizer is an essential but costly input into corn production. The recent decrease in co...
Given the recent increase in nitrogen prices, it is ever more important for producers to make manage...
Nitrogen fertilizer is one of the largest input costs for growing corn. Across the Corn Belt, N is t...
Due to tensions on fossil energy and phosphorus markets, the sharp rise in fertilizer prices observe...
Nitrogen fertilizer is a major input into production costs of corn, cotton, wheat and other crops. A...
Recent increases in fertilizer, particularly nitrogen, and fuel price have resulted in increased pro...
Fertilizer costs have become important factors in crop production in recent years because of (a) inc...