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Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley

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Robert W. Hagemann , University of California
Carl F. Ehlig, University of California
Richard Y. Reynoso, University of California

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California Agriculture 38(1):24-25.

Published January 01, 1984

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Not available – first paragraph follows: Annual ryegrass produces superior yields of hay or pasturage with excellent palatability, a protein content above 20 percent, and other desirable qualities. The new fertilizer technology provides a highly favorable economic return. However, the nitrogen fertilization rates required for highest yields may cause plant nitrate-nitrogen concentrations that are toxic to livestock.

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Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley

Robert W. Hagemann, Carl F. Ehlig, Richard Y. Reynoso
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Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley

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Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article

Authors

Robert W. Hagemann , University of California
Carl F. Ehlig, University of California
Richard Y. Reynoso, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 38(1):24-25.

Published January 01, 1984

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Not available – first paragraph follows: Annual ryegrass produces superior yields of hay or pasturage with excellent palatability, a protein content above 20 percent, and other desirable qualities. The new fertilizer technology provides a highly favorable economic return. However, the nitrogen fertilization rates required for highest yields may cause plant nitrate-nitrogen concentrations that are toxic to livestock.

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