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Nitrification Inhibitor, Nitrogen Source, and Herbicide Effects on Soil Nitrogen Transformations and Corn Yield
Nitrogen fertilizer management continue to be challenging due to potential nitrogen losses under variable weather conditions. The objective of this was to evaluate the performance of nitrification inhibitors, nitrogen sources and herbicides on in-season nitrogen availability and agronomy indicators.
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