Addressing Potassium Deficiency for Optimal Crop Health

August 10, 2024

DATE | June 2024

LOCATION | Chester, SD

CROP | Corn

THREAT | Nutrient Deficiency

MISSION | 1 2 3 4 5 6

Early detection of nutrient deficiencies is key to maintaining crop health and maximizing yields.

Potassium deficiency has begun appearing in the field, potentially impacting crop performance.
A soil test conducted in the fall confirmed the potassium levels that Taranis is now detecting.

Apply potassium to address the deficiency and support the crop’s nutrient needs.
Review and adjust potash application rates and recommendations based on the deficiency findings.
Conduct additional soil testing in the fall to ensure nutrient levels are optimized for the next growing season.

There’s an opportunity to increase soil testing services in the fall, providing more precise nutrient management recommendations.
Enhanced focus on potash applications can help prevent nutrient deficiencies, improve crop health, and increase yield potential.

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