https://www.farmprogress.com/crop-protection/3-tips-for-sidedressing-nitrogen-on-your-corn-crop
The crop needs little nitrogen during early vegetative stages to about the fifth leaf development stage. The largest portion of the total nitrogen taken up by corn occurs during the eighth leaf to VT (tasseling) development stages. Nitrogen uptake is mostly done shortly after pollination. Thus, applying N before the V8 development stage is best.

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https://blog-crop-news.extension.umn.edu/2020/06/things-to-consider-when-sidedressing.html
By: Extension nitrogen management specialist Fabian Fernandez & Extension educator Brad Carlson Sidedress nitrogen has become a popular way to apply nitrogen possibly for a few reasons: 1. wet springs over the last several years have resulted in N loss from early applications; 2. sidedressing N allows better distribution of labor and equipment, especially in wet springs when the planting

https://www.thecombineforum.com/threads/spreading-nitrogen-in-fall.330297/
204 posts · Joined 2015. #6 · Dec 8, 2018. guys around here use to do a lot of fall floating/ spreading. You have to make a tillage pass to work it in or it will blow away in the wind. Quiet a few have switched to NH3 with some kind of Nitrogen stabilizer. It came to a crashing halt one wet spring when we got a lot of snow and early spring rain.

https://www.farmprogress.com/corn/should-you-use-a-fertilizer-spreader-over-corn-
3 Min Read. If you see a fertilizer spreader spreading dry fertilizer running through your neighbor's corn field in the next few days or weeks, don't assume that the custom applicator got in the wrong field, or that your neighbor has gone off the deep end. Corn Illustrated 6/9: Potential seed savings lures more farmers toward row shut-offs.

https://blog-crop-news.extension.umn.edu/2023/03/split-applying-nitrogen-for-corn-three.html
Split application of nitrogen fertilizer for corn has increased in popularity in recent years as new equipment has become available. The wide range of options available to growers can be confusing. Here are three key considerations for determining which sidedress practices are best for your farm. 1.

https://www.agweb.com/news/crops/crop-production/nitrogen-applications-sidedress-it-right
Nitrogen Applications: Sidedress it Right. By University News Release June 5, 2014. Switching products and application from preplant to sidedress requires availability of needed fertilizers and

https://extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/print-publications/pss/methods-for-applying-topdress-nitrogen-to-wheat-pss-2261.pdf
urea granules over the top of the growing wheat crop. This method has several advantages and disadvantages. Urea is a safe, easy-to-handle N source that can be obtained by most farmers locally. In addition, urea is frequently cheaper per unit N than other sources. On the down side, there is always Methods for Applying Topdress Nitrogen to Wheat

https://crops.extension.iastate.edu/encyclopedia/post-plant-nitrogen-applications-corn
Applications can begin immediately after corn planting as long as the rows are visible and application does not cover plants. Injection places N into the root zone, which is an advantage if surface soil dries or rainfall is inadequate to move surface-applied N into the soil. If corn becomes too tall for typical sidedress equipment, dribbling

https://www.agpartnerscoop.com/news/ag-partners-news/should-i-top-dress-my-corn-with-nitrogen
When N is deficit within the plant, the ending result will lack in yield and stalk quality. During the rapid growth stage, or V6 (6 leaf) to V18 (18 leaf), corn will absorb up to 8 pounds of nitrogen per acre per day. To properly maintain your N level, remember it takes 0.9-1.0 lb (s) of nitrogen to produce 1 bushel of grain.

https://www.yara.us/crop-nutrition/fertilizer-handling-and-safety/fertilizer-spreading/
The benefit of this is an even spread of all nutrients across the whole spread width so that all of the crop gets the correct nutrition to meet its needs. Check fertilizer quality. Check that all the fertilizer to be applied comes from the same batch, particularly if taking delivery on several dates or if there is a carry over of old stock.

https://www.no-tillfarmer.com/articles/7486-topdressing-wheat-with-nitrogen-timing-application-methods-source-and-rates
Remember that topdressing should complement or supplement the N applied in the fall and the residual soil N present in the soil. The total N application, planting and topdressing, should equal the target recommended rate. If the wheat was grazed this fall and winter, producers should add an additional 30-40 lbs N per acre for every 100 lbs of

https://www.gardeningchannel.com/add-nitrogen-garden-soil/
To determine if your soil has a nitrogen deficiency, it is best to test it using a soil testing kit or professional services. To add nitrogen to the soil, consider the following methods: a. Compost animal manure, such as chicken, cow, or rabbit droppings. b. Plant a green manure cover crop, like clover.

https://www.kygrains.info/blog/2017/6/22/applying-nitrogen-prior-to-rainfall
Denitrification is the final loss mechanism that needs to be considered. Denitrification occurs when the soil is depleted of oxygen and organisms normally using oxygen as they grow begin utilizing the N contained in nitrate (NO3-). Typically, 3 to 4 days of soil saturation are needed before any appreciable amount of denitrification occurs, and

https://www.no-tillfarmer.com/articles/5423-best-practices-for-topdressing-wheat-with-nitrogen
By Dave Mengel, Soil Fertility Specialist; Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, Nutrient Management Specialist; Romulo Lollato, Wheat and Forages Specialist; Ray Asebedo, Precision Agriculturist Now is a good time to start planning for nitrogen (N) topdressing of the winter wheat crop. With adequate soil moisture in most areas of the state, and some fairly small wheat in many fields due to late planting and dry

https://smallgrains.ces.ncsu.edu/2021/01/how-much-nitrogen-should-i-use-at-top-dressing/
Step 1: Lay a yardstick next to a representative row. Cut all of the leaves in that 36″ of row, 1/2″ above the ground, and put them into a paper bag labeled "Biomass". The lab will use this sample to determine what an average biomass is for that length of row in your specific field. Step 2: Sample about 20 to 30 plants throughout the field.

https://www.farmprogress.com/crop-protection/spring-s-here-follow-tips-for-applying-nitrogen-in-corn
March 20, 2020. 8 Min Read. PREPLANT N: Applying nitrogen in early spring works when the weather cooperates, and growers can get it done without delaying corn planting beyond the optimum window. Rod Swoboda. With wet weather and a late harvest last fall, plans to apply nitrogen fertilizer had to be postponed until this spring for many farmers.

https://www.yara.ie/crop-nutrition/fertiliser-spreading-advice/spreading-application/
Heed the weather! Strong winds may affect your spread pattern, especially if you're spreading lighter prills. Our simple advice: if it is too windy to spray, don't spread either. Keep an eye on humidity levels too; on a damp day fertiliser can absorb moisture, which will affect flow rates.

https://www.teagasc.ie/publications/2017/questions-and-answers-on-nitrogenslurrylime-spreading.php
A: Wait a minimum of six to seven weeks between spreading N and cutting the silage. The rule of thumb is that two units of Nitrogen are used up every day under ideal growing conditions. Assuming that slurry plus 80 units of N/acre is spread, wait seven weeks. Q: When is the best time to apply Lime?

https://ag.umass.edu/vegetable/fact-sheets/soil-basics-part-v-topdressing-sidedressing-nitrogen
In the last fact sheet, we discussed soil testing and nutrient application. Routine soil tests are not good predictors of nitrogen (N) availability, but we discussed how we can estimate N availability based on sources such as soil organic matter, cover crops, manure and compost. Generally, it is best to apply only a small amount of N at planting and supply more as plant demand increases during

https://liveyourbestlawn.com/2021/10/02/fertilize-your-lawn-with-nitrogen-during-the-fall/
How much Nitrogen in the fall. Over the years I've applied 1 lb of Nitrogen per month until Winter dormancy when I apply .8-1 lb to rapidly load up the lawn. This year I am gradually feeding the lawn by something called spoon feeding at a rate of 0.5 lb every 2 weeks followed by the end of the year load up. You will know it is time for this

https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/nitrogen-to-spread-or-not-to-spread/
Nitrogen: To spread or not to spread? As we move nearer the closed period for spreading chemical fertiliser - which starts mid-September - attention must now turn to building grass covers for the autumn period. Having said that, grass growth is good with supply greater than demand, which is leading to farmers baling surpluses in many cases.

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https://extension.umd.edu/resource/understanding-your-soil-test-report
Don't spread more than 50 lbs./1,000 sq. ft. of lime on your lawn in a single application. For example: if the recommended amount is 85 lbs., apply the first 50 lbs. now and the remaining 35 lbs. roughly six months from now. This gives the lime the time to move down into the soil profile without spiking the pH in the top few inches of soil.

https://triblive.com/local/regional/heatwave-is-good-news-for-some-crops-farmers-say/
Herb Gearhard moves nitrogen fertilizer from the back of a truck to a fertilizer spreader as he prepares to fertilize the corn fields at Gearhard Farms in Murrysville on Tuesday, June 25, 2024.

https://www.farmprogress.com/pasture/2-questions-to-answer-before-applying-nitrogen-to-pastures
Nitrogen is easily lost. Much of the phosphorus and potassium are passed through the grazing livestock. With managed grazing, the cattle evenly distribute their manure over pasture paddocks. That reduces need to buy those fertilizers. Nitrogen increases growth of the fungus growing between cell walls of K-31 fescue.

https://www.epa.gov/sciencematters/testing-waters-epa-researchers-study-changing-nitrogen-landscape-streams
The researchers conducted statistical analyses to examine how nitrogen inputs and water chemistry changed over time. Using the NRSA statistical approach for population estimates, the findings were extrapolated to different regions across the contiguous U.S. ... Organic carbon and nitrogen are produced in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and

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