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Episode 42: Sulfur

McDivitt, Paul
Kaiser, Daniel
Vetsch, Jeff
Pagliari, Paulo
2021-09-27

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Episode 42: Sulfur

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2021-09-27

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In this episode of the Nutrient Management Podcast, three U of M researchers discuss sulfur.How has atmospheric sulfur deposition changed over time and why does it matter for farmers?How did the dry conditions this year impact sulfur availability? Do dry soils mean sulfur responses will be greater? Do dry soils affect which source of sulfur growers should use? What do we know about interactions between sulfur and other nutrients? What should farmers thinking about applying sulfur for the 2022 crop keep in mind?Thank you to Minnesota's Agricultural Fertilizer Research and Education Council (AFREC) for supporting the podcast.

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McDivitt, Paul; Kaiser, Daniel; Vetsch, Jeff; Pagliari, Paulo. (2021). Episode 42: Sulfur. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/259111.

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