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| A Look At The Rise Of
Fluid Fertilizers In Australia R&D is paving the way
by introducing and
attracting more and more
producers to the benefits
of fluids over granular. Issue 59, Vol. 16, No. 1 - Winter 2008 - Page 20-22
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| Fluids Excel In Supplying Mn and Zn in Calcareous Soils Dr.
M. McLaughlin, Dr. G. Hettiarachchi, K. Scheckel, D, Chittkebourough, M. Newville, E. Lombi Australian microscopic and spectroscopic studies show superiority of fluids over granular.
Issue 58, Vol. 15, No. 4 - Fall 2007 - Pages 14-16
(PDF, 3 pages 234 KB) |
| Micronutrient Availability Improved with
Fluids Dr. R. Holloway, D. Brace, Dr. I Richter, Dr.
M. McLaughlin, Dr. R. Armstrong, Dr. G. Hettiarachchi Australian trials show 11 to 17 percent increase in grain yields when using
fluids.
Issue 54, Vol. 14, No. 2 - Fall 2006 - Pages 17-19
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| Fluids Excel Over Granular On Australian
Calcareous Soils Dr. R. Holloway, B. Frischke, A. Frischke, D. Brace, Dr. E. Lombi, Prof.
M. McLaughlin, Dr. R. Armstrong Overall, 70 of 103 wheat experiments showed positive yield increases when
fluids were applied.
Issue 53, Vol. 14, No. 3 - Spring 2006 - Pages 14-16
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| High Fertilizer Prices: Don’t Expect Them To Go
Away Soon FFF Review Advantage fluids: read on as to why.
Issue 53, Vol. 14, No. 3 - Spring 2006 - Pages 12-13
(PDF, 2 pages, 146 KB) |
| Fluids Shine in Rice Trials Dr. Fred Turner, Mike Jund, and Mark Hebert Texas studies show both the agronomic (yield) and economic advantages of
fluid fertilizers.
Issue 51, Vol. 14, No. 1 - Winter 2006 - Pages 20-23
(PDF, 3 pages, 189 KB) |
| APP
Fluid Surpasses Granular in Australian Grain Trials Dr. R. Holloway, B. Frischke, D. Brace, Dr. M. McLaughlin, and Dr. E.
Lombi Mean grain yield was 5 percent higher on residual fluid APP plots than on
granular TSP plots.
Issue 48, Vol. 13, No. 2 - Late Spring 2005 - Pages
14-16
(PDF, 3 pages, 391 KB) |
| Fluids Beat Granular in Soil TrialsDrs. McLaughlin, Lombi, Holloway, Armstrong, Ms. Johnston, and Ms.
Brace Granular fertilizers found to be inferior to fluids in calcareous soils.
Issue 44, Vol. 12, No. 1 - Early Spring 2004 -
Pages 14-16 (PDF, 3 pages, 195 KB) |
| Fluids
Whip Granular in Nitrate-N Runoff Comparisons Drs. Gary Gascho, Donald Wauchope, Jessica Davis, and James Hook Georgia study suggests that fluid fertilizers have less tendency to run
off when a heavy rainfall occurs.
Issue 43, Vol. 11, No. 4 - Fall 2003 - Pages
18-19 (PDF, 2 pages, 49 KB) |
| Fluids Outdual Granular in Australian Wheat Trials Dr. R.E.
Holloway, Dr. I. Bertrand, Mrs. A.J. Frischke, Mrs. D.M. Brace, and Dr. M.J.
McLaughlin Fluid sources of P, N, and Zn performed markedly better than
granular fertilizers in terms of promoting dry matter, P uptake, and grain
yield.
Issue 36, Vol. 10, No. 1 - Winter 2002 - Pages 12-15 (PDF, 3 pages,
26.9 KB) |
| Simulated Rain Experiments Measure Runoff
of N And P Drs. G.J.
Gascho, R.D. Wauchope, J.G. Davis, C.C. Truman, C.C. Dowler, J.E. Hook, A.W.
Johnson, and Mr. H.R. Sumner Tests by Georgia scientists indicate UAN may not be as
susceptible to runoff losses as granular fertilizers.
Issue 26, Vol. 7, No. 3
- Summer 1999 - Pages 16-19 (PDF, 3 pages, 27.5 KB) |
| Injecting N Cuts Application Rate In Half? Drs. R.K. Roberts,
D.C. Gerloff, D.D. Howard Could be, say University of Tennessee researchers who set up
models comparing broadcasting with injecting UAN in no-till corn.
Issue 10,
Vol. 3, No. 3 - Summer 1995 - Pages 11-13 (PDF, 2 pages, 16.0 KB) |
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