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Management Practices Affecting Nitrogen Loss from Urea

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MF894 Management Practices Affecting Nitrogen Loss from Urea

by Dorivar A. Ruiz Diaz

  • Published Date: Feb 1988
  • Revision Date: Jun 2021
Ammonia can form in soils following application of urea fertilizers. If urea is surface-applied and not incorporated by tillage or moisture, there is potential for ammonia loss. 4 pages, color.
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