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Savidge, M
Tao, H
Geary, B
Hopkins, T
Stacey, N
Schott, L.R
Woolley, E
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Stacey, N
Collins, D
Blair, T
Ransom, C
Hosford, P
Svedin, J
Sutton, L
Winchester, A
Manning, K
Hopkins, T
Hopkins, B
Hopkins, B
Black, B
Neville, B
Ewell, C
Geary, B
Hopkins, B
Blair, T
Selman, J
Ransom, C
Hopkins, T
Shipp, E
Hopkins, T
Hopkins, B
Bartholomew, S
Hopkins, T
Hopkins, B
Carlock, E
Weigel, A
Searle, T
Hopkins, T
Williams, J
Hopkins, B
Fahning, S
Searle, T
Weigel, A
Buck, R
Hopkins, T
Hopkins, B
Fisher, J
Woolley, E
Svedin, J
Hopkins, B
Woolley, R
Svedin, J
Woolley, E
Hopkins, B
Woolley, E
Searle, T
Hopkins, T
Williams, J
Hopkins, B
Mathesius, K
Geisseler, D
Savidge, M
Lundy, M
Nelson, T
Andersen, N
Philpott, S
Tao, H
Schroeder, K
Schott, L.R
Hines, S
Packham, J
Loomis, G
de Haro Marti, M
Willmore, C
Topics
Manure and Compost Management
Environmental and Agricultural Nutrient Management
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Poster
Year
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1. Struvite Phosphorus Fertilizer on Potato

Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) is a staple in the global economy and on the dinner table. It has an unusually high demand for phosphorus (P) due to its shallow, inefficient root system. Most P fertilizers are water soluble, but then precipitate quickly—potentially resulting in poor plant uptake. Crystal Green (a struvite based fertilizer) is acid soluble, but not water soluble. In theory, it remains undissolved until plant roots exude acids— potentially avoiding the precipitation... R. Woolley, J. Svedin, E. Woolley, B. Hopkins

2. Biosolids-based Fertilizers as a Nitrogen Source in California Small Grains Systems

Situation/ conditions In response to regulatory and economic pressure, California growers are becoming more familiar with nitrogen budgets. In addition to seeking out ways to improve nitrogen management strategies, growers can possibly benefit by incorporating alternative sources of nitrogen to feed their crops. Liquid injected or pelletized biosolids-based fertilizers from local waste streams and processing facilities are one source that growers are beginning to explore. As... K. Mathesius, D. Geisseler, M. Savidge, M. Lundy, T. Nelson, N. Andersen

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