Welcome To

UT Soil & Nutrient Management Website!

Overview

“We do not inherit the land from our ancestors but, we borrow it for our children”

The purpose of UT Soil & Nutrient Management Extension program is to develop and deliver a nationally-recognized county-based Extension and applied research program focused on soil and nutrient management technologies and recommendations for efficient no-till, row-crop, forage and horticultural production in Tennessee. This website addresses the soil fertility needs of Tennesseans using research-based information.

On-going Research Projects

Predicting Corn Nitrogen Response using Alkaline Mineralizable-N and Haney Soil Health Tool-N

Evaluation of Potassium Uptake, Fiber Quality, and Lint Yield Responses of Cotton to Foliar Potassium Fertilizer

Evaluation of Urease and Nitrification Inhibitors in Corn Production

Evaluating Side-dress Nitrogen Placement for Corn Grain Quality and Yield

In-lab Environment-Controlled System for Evaluating Ammonia Volatilization from Urea-based Fertilizer

Evaluating the Effect of Nitrogen Fertilizer Application Rates and Timings on Three Corn Varieties (Unirrigated)