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Fertilizing pastures and fruit growing tips for Kansas farms
Farmers face a fertilizer decision as nitrogen costs rise, with five years of Kansas data showing unfertilized brome yields 2300–2800 lb per acre and nitrogen at 50 to 100 lb per acre boosting to 4000–4400 and 6000–6600 lb respectively. Soil tests guide phosphorus needs. apply in February. Fruit planting guidance stresses site drainage, frost risks, pruning time, and pollination. Kansas varieties include apples, cherries, grapes, strawberries, peaches, plums, and brambles. ensure cross pollination for many fruits. Self fruitful and self-unfruitful notes guide tree choices. frost sensitivity varies by fruit. Improved varieties continue to be developed by researchers.
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