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Published online 1 December 1959
Published in Agron J 51:708-710 (1959)
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Band versus Broadcast Fertilization of Alfalfa1

B. A. Brown2

Synopsis: Banded superphosphate caused much greater seedling growth of. alfalfa than the same amounts mixed with the soil but subsequent yields did not differ significantly. Regardless of placement, limestone or muriate of potash did not benefit establishment but later were very effective in maintaining stands and yields.

1 Contribution from the Agronomy Section of the Storrs (Connecticut) Agricultural Experiment Station.

2 Agronomist.




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