Meeting Phosphate Requirements
Winter Wheat Establishment
When it comes to a successful winter wheat crop, the beginning determines the end. Good stand establishment in the fall is essential for over winter survival and top yields.
Winter survival of cereals is dependant on obtaining quick emergence and vigorous growth in the fall. For best winter survival, cereals must germinate uniformly in the fall and develop at least two or three leaves and crown tissue. Better stand establishment in the fall means a more vigorous crop in the spring.
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