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Manures are good sources of phosphorus

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D. M. May, Fresno County
W. E. Martin, University of California, Davis.

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California Agriculture 20(7):11-12.

Published July 01, 1966

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Animal and poultry manures are often evaluated on the basis of their nitrogen content. Field experiments in the Antelope Valley on producing alfalfa fields have shown that poultry, steer, and dairy manure are also good sources of phosphorus. In this study, yield comparisons were made between treble superphosphate and manures when applied in amounts to provide the same rates of phosphorus as conventionally used on alfalfa.

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Manures are good sources of phosphorus

D. M. May, W. E. Martin
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Manures are good sources of phosphorus

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Authors

D. M. May, Fresno County
W. E. Martin, University of California, Davis.

Publication Information

California Agriculture 20(7):11-12.

Published July 01, 1966

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Animal and poultry manures are often evaluated on the basis of their nitrogen content. Field experiments in the Antelope Valley on producing alfalfa fields have shown that poultry, steer, and dairy manure are also good sources of phosphorus. In this study, yield comparisons were made between treble superphosphate and manures when applied in amounts to provide the same rates of phosphorus as conventionally used on alfalfa.

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