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Soil N supplyThe nitrogen available from the soil depends on residues in the soil from previous crops and previous fertiliser and manure applications. The Soil N Supply can be estimated by using a scheme adapted from one used for grassland in MAFF book 'Fertiliser Recommendations RB209 7th edition'. Nitrogen available from soil for maize according to previous management
Nitrogen requirement of maize according to Soil N Supply
* It is unlikely that forage maize will be grown on soils with 'low' Soil N Supply, as defined in the previous table. Starter nitrogenPlacement of some starter nitrogen is usually beneficial as discussed above for phosphate, and there is added benefit from N and P placed together. DEDUCT the nitrogen applied as starter fertiliser from the above recommendations for the main application.
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