As phosphorus (P) is a finite, non-renewable resource, it should be used as efficiently as
possible. Different placement methods (broadcast, band, deep band, and others) can …

The rising shortage of fertilizer resources in crop-producing regions worldwide and the need
for fertilizer use optimization to minimize the impact of salt injuries and ammonia toxicity are …

Recent research in Illinois suggests that yield increase in corn (Zea mays L.) and soybean
[Glycine max.(L.) Merr.] with strip‐till (ST) vs. no‐till (NT) could be explained by differences in …

Tillage practices are critical for sustaining soil quality necessary for successful crop growth
and productivity, but there are only few studies for strip tillage (ST) in the Mollisols region of …

The traditional approach of prescribing phosphate fertilizer solely based on soil test P (STP)
has faced criticism from scientists and agriculturists pushing farmers to seek phosphate …

Alleviation of cold, wet, compacted soils is of great importance for earlier planting that can
lead to improved yield in short growing season environments. Strip‐till adoption in corn (Zea …

To determine if current university fertilizer rate and timing recommendations pose a limitation
to high-yield corn (Zea mays subsp. mays) and soybean (Glycine max) production, this study …

Fertilizer placement may cause non‐uniform nutrient distribution in the soil, making it difficult
to determine whole‐field fertility by traditional sampling strategies. Our objectives were to …

Fertilizer placement is often designed to improve nutrient availability. Our objective was to
determine the effect of P and K rate and placement in no‐till and strip‐till on grain yield; …

In conservation tillage, fertilizer placement is designed to improve nutrient availability. Our
objective was to determine the effect of tillage (no‐till and strip‐till) and P and K rate and …