Plant and Animal Micronutrients Publications & Resources
Boron in Idaho > PDF
This publication covers factors affecting crop response to boron, boron deficiency symptoms, soil analysis, plant tissue sampling, detection of boron problems, boron fertilizer, application methods, a . . . . . more details
This publication covers factors affecting crop response to boron, boron deficiency symptoms, soil analysis, plant tissue sampling, detection of boron problems, boron fertilizer, application methods, a . . . . . more details
Controlling Iron Deficiency in Plants in Idaho > PDF
One of the most common problems for Idaho growers, landscapers, and home gardeners is plant iron deficiency, or chlorosis. Leaves turn yellow while the veins remain green. This publication describes m . . . . . more details
One of the most common problems for Idaho growers, landscapers, and home gardeners is plant iron deficiency, or chlorosis. Leaves turn yellow while the veins remain green. This publication describes m . . . . . more details
Molybdenum in Idaho > PDF
This publication covers molybdenum availability in soil, crop responses, molybdenum deficiency symptoms, molybdenum fertilizer, application methods, residual effects, soil analysis, and plant tissue t . . . . . more details
This publication covers molybdenum availability in soil, crop responses, molybdenum deficiency symptoms, molybdenum fertilizer, application methods, residual effects, soil analysis, and plant tissue t . . . . . more details
Zinc in Idaho > PDF
This publication covers zinc as an essential plant micronutrient with information on soil deficiencies in Idaho, crop responses, deficiency symptoms in plants, correcting deficiencies, application met . . . . . more details
This publication covers zinc as an essential plant micronutrient with information on soil deficiencies in Idaho, crop responses, deficiency symptoms in plants, correcting deficiencies, application met . . . . . more details
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