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Top : Science : Agriculture : Soils : Soil_Fertility_and_Fertilizers
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  • Chloride Crop Nutrition: Essential nutrient for plant growth. Testing for deficiencies and effects on plant growth. Effect on plant diseases.
  • Effects of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizers on Soil Fertility and Crop Quality: Describes the results of a long-term field experiment in Sweden. By Artur Granstedt and Lars Kjellenberg.
  • Efficient Fertilizer Use Manual: Comprehensive online book about proper fertilizer uses, soil pH and soil sampling.
  • European Fertilizer Manufacturers Association: Contains details about plant nutrient requirements, recommendations for fertilizer use and best agricultural practices for fertilizer application.
  • European Network for Field Vegetable Crops: Environmental problems associated with the nitrogen fertilization of field grown vegetables.
  • Fertile Minds: A program by PotashCorp to address misconceptions about fertilizers and the role of the fertilizer industry. Detailed description of fertilzer use and production. Many downloads and a quiz.
  • Fertiliser Deficiencies: Papers describing deficiency symptom in crops and field vegetables.
  • Fertiliser Manufacturers Research Association: Aims to promote and encourage responsible fertilizer use. Contains many fertilizer fact sheets.
  • Fertilizer and Lime Research Center, New Zealand: Agricultural use and the environmental impact of fertilizer, lime and soil amendments.
  • Fertilizer Industry Federation of Australia: Provides publications and educational material.
  • Fertilizers, Soil fertility, Plant Nutrition: Information on all aspects of soil fertility and fertilizers.
  • Field Museum: Educational site for students and teachers about soil and soil biology.
  • Foliar Fertilizer: Introduction to the sources of, and the uses of foliar fertilizer.
  • Food and Fertilizer Technology Centre: Technical information and practical experiences about agricultural food production and the use of fertilizers.
  • Getting Back to Basics: Crop information for all US regions and information on soil fertility and fertilizer application.
  • How to Apply Fertilizer to Wheat: Application time, forms of fertilizer and methods of application to be considered when applying fertilizer to wheat.
  • International Fertilizer Development Center: Production and agronomic effectiveness of fertilizers.
  • International Fertilizer Industry Association: Describes the production, distribution and consumption of fertilizers, their intermediates and raw materials
  • Introduction to Soils: Lectures about soil surveys, soil texture, soil acidity and soil fertility. Information about liming, fertilization and soil testing with particular reference to forestry.
  • Introductory Soil Science: Lectures and Laboratory Units of the Soil Sciences Courses at the University of Minnesota. Influences on soil fertility are explained and simple soil tests are described.
  • Iron Chlorosis: Explains how to detect and combat iron deficiency in plants.
  • Kieserite: Magnesium/sulphur deficiency symptoms are widespread due to inappropriate nutrient management. This website offers not only details about the origin, properties and production of Kieserite, but also a wide range of information concerning its importance and possibilities of use in agriculture.
  • Manures and Fertilizers: Indian Agricultural Resources. Information about manures, organic, inorganic and biofertilizers.
  • Micronutrient Disorders, HYG-1252-98: On the deficiencies that may occur in soilless floriculture, and how these can be remedied.
  • NPK Plant Nutrient Models: Online programs that simulate the response of crops to fertilization, crop residue incorporation and consider the effects of time, soil type, cultural practice and weather. Downloads available for researchers.
  • Phosphorus and potassium: Describes the phosphorus (P)and potassium (K) soil testing and fertilizer recommendation system in Ontario, Canada.
  • Phosphorus fertilizers: Describes the effective use of this fertilizer. Soil availability, fertilizer characteristics and application.
  • Plant Nutrition and Soil Fertility Laboratory: Institute of the University in Denmark. Features publications and research reports.
  • Potassium In Agriculture: The influence of potassium on plant nutrition and soil.
  • Potentially beneficial effects from liming: A university lecture describing the physical and chemical effects of liming on different soil types.
  • Preplant Soil Nitrate Tests: Description of tests that allow farmers to adjust nitrogen applications to meet the needs of each specific field.
  • Recommended soil testing procedures: Describes important soil tests and explains how to perform and interpret them.
  • Secondary and Micronutrients for Vegetables and Field Plants: A series of reports describing the effects of various micronutrients on the growth and health of plants. Pictures of plants with deficiency symptoms.
  • Soil Fertility: Answers questions related to the enhancement and maintenance of soil fertility.
  • Soil Fertility: Application recommendations for different fertilizers.
  • Soil Fertility: A large collection of information ranging from soil test interpretation to prevention of nutrient deficiencies.
  • Soil fertility and crop nutrition: The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs offers a large collection of newsletters and factsheets with topics ranging from soil sampling to fertilizer requierements and micronutrients.
  • Soil Fertility Establishment: Soil fertility management for forage crops. A introduction from the Penn State University's Agronomy Department.
  • Soil Fertility for Forage Crops: Gives detailed description of the soil and fertilizer requirements of forage crops during establishment and maintenance. University of Pennsylvania.
  • Soil Fertility Guide: Common fertilizers and their characteristics.
  • Soil Fertility Guide: Soil fertility practices in Manitoba and general fertilizer use considerations. Details about fertilizers, their characteristics, application rates and usage recommendations. N-fixation, Manure and soil factors are also described.
  • Soil Fertility Implications When Converting to Direct Seeding: Describes the different fertilization requirements for direct seeding.
  • Soil Fertility Management: Frequently asked questions about soil fertility, the application of animal wastes, organic and chemical fertilizers. Also features an online discussion forum.
  • Soil Fertility Research: Information about university research with extensive list of publications.
  • Soil Fertilizers: Information with regard to soil pH, fertilizers and lime application.
  • Soil Quality Institute (SQI): Research findings and practical technologies that help conserve and improve soil conditions. Applicable to farming, ranching, forestry and gardening.
  • Soil test interpretations: Gives examples of soil test values and explains their significance.
  • Soils: This site from the Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives offers advice and information about the management and fertility of soil. Includes erosion, salinity and soil surveys.
  • Soils and Soil Management: Offers a database and search function of a range of articles about fertilizers, micronutrients and fertilizer application.
  • Sugar Cane Production and Soil Fertility.: Information on the relationship between the quality of sugarcane and soil fertility.
  • Technical Information: A number of bulletins describing soil analysis, soil types and fertiliser application.
  • The acidity of forest soils: A student paper describing soil conditions in forests. Particularly what causes the pH to change and what influences this will have on the ecosystem.
  • The International Fertiliser Society: Scientific, technical, environmental, economic and safety aspects of the production, marketing, use and application of fertilizers.
  • Understand your soil test: Sulfur: Background information on the role of sulphur in soil fertility, sulphur containing fertilizers and explanation of the results of a soil test.
  • What is Soil Fertility: Information about soil fertility and how it can be improved.


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