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50 lb/A Nitrogen is Enough

In 100% of eight side-by-side comparisons, there were no differences in yield among 50 lb/A, 100 lb/A and 150 lb/A of spring-applied inorganic nitrogen in German hard neck garlic. 

Nitrogen Requirements in Garlic: 50 lb/A is Enough
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