Advances in understanding the potassium cycle in crop production HISTORY / Europe / Scandinavia

Advances in understanding the potassium cycle in crop production HISTORY / Europe / ScandinaviaSoil reserves of potassium are generally large, but most of it is not plant available. On crop farms, negative potassium balance is common due to greater removal of potassium in hay, straw and grain than fertilizer potassium. Consequently, soil potassium depletion is increasing the prevalence of crop potassium deficiency. Crops require adequate levels of potassium for high yields, and global demand for potassium fertilisers is expected to increase

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