Optimization of 4R nitrogen fertilization practices in response to production system uncertainties
IPNI-2014-CAN-4RC03
Description of Activity and Deliverables: This activity is one of three network activities to synthesize results of this project to tailor 4R Nutrient Stewardship BMPs for specific environments and cropping systems in Canada for improved environmental health and profitability. This activity will consider the results of the N mitigation studies in this project. Read more
Interpretive Summary
Nitrogen (N) fertilization provides essential benefits for food production, but its optimal management is subject to a high level of complexity. The fertilizer industry, agronomists, consultants, and farmers recognize the 4Rs as the basis for optimum fertilization, but their implementation is knowledge-intensive and site-specific.
Nitrogen (N) fertilization provides essential benefits for food production, but its optimal management is subject to a high level of complexity. The fertilizer industry, agronomists, consultants, and farmers recognize the 4Rs as the basis for optimum fertilization, but their implementation is knowledge-intensive and site-specific.
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Project Leader
Nicolas Tremblay, Agriculture Canada
Project Cooperators
None
IPNI Staff
Location
Americas \ Northern America \ CAN \ Quebec