HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Nutrient Management The MRTN approach to making nitrogen rate recommendations: Background and implementation February 23, 2022 Evaluating impacts of 4R nutrient stewardship February 17, 2022 Chloride deficiency and toxicity can be a real problem December 27, 2021 Soil & Water Management Soil-sampling strategies for different tillage and fertilizer placement systems in Canada February 14, 2022 Components of soil carbon accounting February 3, 2022 People Meet the professionalWolford begins term as vice-chair of the North American CCA Board February 3, 2022 Newly CertifiedNewly certified February 3, 2022 March-April 2022 issueVolume 55, Issue 2Inside this issueDesigning a soil-sampling program to use with different types of tillage and fertilizer placement systems can be challenging. Without careful planning to gather representative samples of the entire soil volume, growers may get skewed results. We spoke with five soil scientists and agronomists across Canada and the Northern Great Plains to get their take on this important issue. See story on p. 28. Photo shows researcher Lance Conway taking a soil sample. Photo by Matt Yost. Crop Management Considerations for stand establishment and early seedling growth in cotton February 17, 2022 Integrated Pest Management Tar spot: A new fungus amongus February 15, 2022 Beneficial arthropods of the Corn Belt and Great Plains February 15, 2022 Careers & Education PodcastsProfitable nitrogen rates for corn with Dr. Carrie Laboski February 15, 2022
The MRTN approach to making nitrogen rate recommendations: Background and implementation February 23, 2022
Soil-sampling strategies for different tillage and fertilizer placement systems in Canada February 14, 2022