| Fertilizer
Facts provide summaries of
research-based information generated from Montana State University Agricultural Experiment
Station and Extension Service scientists. Our goal is to develop the most accurate
information possible concerning fertilizer use and soil management, so that profits can be
maximized, while protecting environmental quality on the many diverse soils and climatic
conditions in Montana. As research projects are completed, these scientists develop brief
factual summaries of their accomplishments, as
Fertilizer
Facts. For more in-depth information on a particular research topic, we
have provided internet addresses for the principal scientist that conducted the research. Edited by Jeff Jacobsen, Extension Soil Scientist & Clain Jones, Adjunct Assistant Research Professor |
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Last updated 06/17/03.
