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yield goal approach: a standalone construct

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Soil fertility

a nitrogen fertilizer rate set from expected yield times crop nitrogen need, less soil nitrogen supply, divided by fertilizer recovery efficiency.

In soil fertility, yield goal approach refers to a nitrogen fertilizer rate set from expected yield times crop nitrogen need, less soil nitrogen supply, divided by fertilizer recovery efficiency. This meaning comes from Stanford (1973) in Journal of Environmental Quality.[1]

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References

Stanford, G. (1973). Rationale for Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization in Corn Production. Journal of Environmental Quality, 2(2), 159-166. https://doi.org/10.2134/jeq1973.00472425000200020001x

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