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Phosphorus Soil Test Change Following the Addition of Phosphorus Fertilizer to 16 Kentucky Soils

William O. Thom, James E. Dollarhide

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When applying phosphorus to soils it is important to know how much the soil test P changes with the addition of various rates. Soils are different in how they respond to varying rates of application, and only limited information is available for Kentucky soils.

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When applying phosphorus to soils it is important to know how much the soil test P changes with the addition of various rates. Soils are different in how they respond to varying rates of application, and only limited information is available for Kentucky soils.

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When applying phosphorus to soils it is important to know how much the soil test P changes with the addition of various rates. Soils are different in how they respond to varying rates of application, and only limited information is available for Kentucky soils.

Key concepts: Phosphorus, Soil water, Fertilizer, Environmental science, Agronomy, Soil science, Chemistry, Biology

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