Phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) fertilizer prices have increased dramatically in recent months. If you cannot afford all the fertilizer P and K you think you need or there is not enough fertilizer to be had, you might want to prioritize their use on your farm.
Please read the article below by Dr. Jim Camberato regarding best management practices for P and K fertilizer with increasing fertilizer costs and current supply shortages.
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