Researchers continue to study factors that impact the variability and availability of nitrogen throughout the growing season. University of Minnesota nutrient and water management specialist Dr. Lindsay Pease says she’s trying to answer several questions. “How much of our nitrogen that we’ve applied is being used with the crop? When is it being used? And […]
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