Manure vs chemical fertilizer in crop use and rotation
The article argues chemical fertilizers outperform manure in tailoring nutrient mixes to specific crops. It explains nitrogen, phosphate, potash, and lime needs for beets, potatoes, corn, and legumes, and shows how combining manure with targeted chemicals improves yields. It also discusses rotation, timing, and practical application strategies for Georgia farmers.
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Champagne
Holland
Aremus
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Georgia
Ad. W. F
NewNan
W. A
Douglassville
Ebert Co
Bayarp
J. i
Ridge
Henry County
John Randolph
Rmers
Lexington
North
Middle Georgia
Goa
Uni
Jno
B. K
Panota
Jute India
Dundee
India
Scotland
United States
Orin Pally
St. Louis
Louisiana
J. E.N
Walton Co
Bermuda
Johnson
D. Quitman
Los
South Georgia
Knorville
Faceville
Decatur
Bera
David Dickson
Mexico
Central America
Damascus
Etn
Smithville
Geo, Ville
B. M
Garden Valley
Pai
Camilla
Americus
Bronwood
Reid
Balghats
Tees
Erratum in Fertilizer Circular 107 Analysis Report
The analysis of Wanda Ammentated Dissolved Bone is corrected as erroneous. The sample analyzed was mixed with an old phosphate by the inspector, affecting page 23 data of Fertilizer Circular 107. Henderson commits to clarify findings and ensure accurate reassessment.
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Wanda
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Summerville
Walt
L. H. Player
Thomasville
Davis’ Mill
Stephensville
Lightfoot
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