N and Soybeans

Research Shows Inconsistent Yield Response

Russ Quinn
By  Russ Quinn , DTN Staff Reporter
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UNL Extension soil educator Brian Krienke talks to growers about applying nitrogen to soybeans. (DTN photo by Russ Quinn)
UNL Extension soil educator Brian Krienke talks to growers about applying nitrogen to soybeans. (DTN photo by Russ Quinn)
Applying nitrogen to soybeans to increase yields works sometimes, but not always, and the yield bump may not be enough to pay for the cost of the N.

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