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site-specific nutrient management: a standalone construct

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site-specificnutrient management1 CONSTRUCTSite-specific nutrientDOBERMANN · SOIL FERTILITY

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Soil fertility

an approach that sets field-specific fertilizer rates from indigenous soil nutrient supply, target yield and expected recovery efficiency, first developed for Asian rice.

In soil fertility, site-specific nutrient management refers to an approach that sets field-specific fertilizer rates from indigenous soil nutrient supply, target yield and expected recovery efficiency, first developed for Asian rice. This meaning comes from Dobermann (2002) in Field Crops Research.[1]

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References

  1. Dobermann, A., Witt, C., Dawe, D., Abdulrachman, S., Gines, H. C., Nagarajan, R., Satawathananont, S., Son, T. T., Tan, P. S., Wang, G. H., Chien, N. V., Thoa, V. T. K., Phung, C. V., Stalin, P., Muthukrishnan, P., Ravi, V., Babu, M., Chatuporn, S., Sookthongsa, J., Sun, Q., Fu, R., Simbahan, G. C., & Adviento, M. A. A. (2002). Site-specific nutrient management for intensive rice cropping systems in Asia. Field Crops Research, 74(1), 37-66. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0378-4290(01)00197-6

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