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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.
Soil Fertility
Research Projects
Evaluating Nitrogen Stabilizers and Placement at Side-dress N in Dryland Corn Production
Predicting Corn Nitrogen Response to Mineralizable N in Tennessee using Alkaline Mineralizable-N
Nitrogen Mass Balance Approach to Evaluating Sidedress Timings in Dryland Corn Production
Evaluating Enhanced Efficiency N Fertilizers under Different Moisture Conditions
Nitrogen Loss as Ammonia from Unincorporated Surface-applied UAN and Urea
Evaluating the Optimal Nitrogen Fertilizer Application Rates in No-Till Dryland Corn
Nitrogen Application Timings in No-Till Dryland Corn Production System
Relationship between Mehlich 1 and 3 Soil Tests for West Tennessee Soils
Corn and Soybean Response to Cover Crop, Tillage, and Poultry Litter
Developing a Soil Test Extract: Relationship between M1, M3, and P & K Uptake in No-till Soybean Production System
Effects of Preceding Crops on Nitrogen Fixation and Mycorrhizal Colonization in Soybean and Soil Health
Relationship between Haney Soil Health Test’s (HSHT) H3A-4 and Mehlich-3 Extractable Nutrients in West TN Soils
Soybean Yield Response to Phosphorus and potassium Fertilizer Application in Tennessee
Effects of Urease inhibitor, Combination of Urease and Nitrification Inhibitor, and Slow Release N product on Ammonia Loss
