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  • How to calculate the fertilizer requirements from soil analysis

    Calculating fertilizer requirements for a crop is quite often more of an art than exact science.  The reason is that soil is a dynamic micro world on its own that changes continuously.  It is full of microscopic living organisms such as bacteria, viruses and insects that feed on it and break complex compounds down on [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: February 2, 2018Categories: Fertilizers0 Comments on How to calculate the fertilizer requirements from soil analysisTags: Calculations

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