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Regional artiicles and research reports from across North America published by the Regional Directors of the International Plant
Nutrition Institute.

	2010 - Northcentral Research Update Report
	2010 - Northern Great Plains Research Report
	2010 - Southeast Region Research Report
	2010 -Southern and Central Great Plains Region Research Report
	2010 - Western Region Research Update
	Research Supporting Nutrient Stewardship
	Plant Nutrition Stewardship: Science and Ethics
	Higher Efficiency Fertilizers, How They Work and Could You Reduce Fertilizer Rates if an Increased Efficiency Fertilizer is Used.
	Tissue Testing Can Save Your Crop
	Considerations for Maintenance Applications of Phosphorus and Potassium
	The Role of Spatial Variability in Nutrient Management
	Numeric Nutrient Criteria for Water Quality—Are You Aware of Recent EPA Activities?
	Fertilizer and Food Production
	Better Crops with Plant Food Magazine (2009, No. 2)
	Connecting Fertilizer Management to Science
	Third-Party Soil Sampling: Is This the Way Of The Future?
	Catch the Drift of Ammonia
	Keep a Log of Soil Acidity
	The Time is Right for Precision Agriculture Technologies
	Building Yield Potential in a Flat World
	Soil Compaction—Agronomic and Environmental Foe
	Plan Winter Wheat Fertility Programs Now
	Fertilizer Is Not a Dirty Word
	2007 Research Program Summaries – Southeast Region: Soybeans, Rice and Wheat
	Northcentral Research Report
	Research for Managing Crop Nutrients

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