Nitrogen-fixing biological products: Four Midwest experts weigh in on industry claims, on-farm research tips, and more

Kaiser, Daniel
Rosen, Carl
Nafgizer, Emerson
Franzen, Dave
2024-06-06

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Nitrogen-fixing biological products: Four Midwest experts weigh in on industry claims, on-farm research tips, and more

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In this episode of the Nutrient Management Podcast, we're talking all about biologicals. What should companies consider as they test their biological products? Can growers reduce their nitrogen requirements due to biological use? Is there new research out there that tells us about biologicals' effectiveness? What should growers watch out for when they consider companies' claims about biological products? Additional resources:Nebraska On-Farm Research Network (https://on-farm-research.unl.edu/); Practical Farmers of Iowa Farmer-Led Research (https://practicalfarmers.org/programs/farmer-led-research/); Iowa Soybean Association (https://www.iasoybeans.com/); NCERA103 (http://ncera103.org); Nitrogen-fixing biological products: New report summarizes research from across the Corn Belt (https://blog-crop-news.extension.umn.edu/2023/04/nitrogen-fixing-biological-products-new.html)

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