208: Can You Cut Your Nitrogen Rate

A Better Way To Farm Podcast

Episode 208 Highlights ✨

01:24 Maximizing Profit With Nitrogen Fertilizers, with Dr. Richard Mulvaney

02:23 Research #1 - Fall-applied anhydrous NH3

03:22 Research #2 - Placement at planting

04:57 Research #3 - In-season placement

05:34 Fertilizer Tracking Studies and Management Practices

07:14 On Nitrogen Uptake Efficiency and Soil Supply

08:13 Research #4 - In-season forms

09:26 Nitrogen Replacements and Soil Health

11:10 On some in-response trials in Iowa …

12:56 Here’s Dr. Mulvaney’s advice on doing on-farm work to reduce the N-applied amount ß

14:00 Is the soil going to be able to produce a certain amount of nitrogen every year?

14:52 The N analogy - the more you take now, the more you got to have later??

15:53 Watch out for Dr. Mulvaney’s new series of plot studies soon!

17:35 All of these 4 published studies are HERE <<

18:51 The Email that Sparks Discussion on Agricultural Marketplace ß

20:54 Dr. Richard Mulvaney’s Thoughts on American Agriculture

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