Germany's higher yields spark fertilizer use comparison
A 1912 analysis contrasts German farmers applying 146 pounds of fertilizer per cultivated acre with American practices yielding far lower per-acre results. Germany uses more intensive plant food, while the United States tilled much more land with less input, producing markedly different wheat oats barley and potato yields.
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