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Some farmers were unable to apply enough nitrogen to wheat last year. The result was nitrogendeficient, lower-yield wheat. The nitrogen supply situation has improved over last year. Therefore, it is possible for growers to return to higher nitrogen rates and higher yields. For example, an application of 80 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre typically results in 15 extra bushels of wheat. Nitrogen demand for wheat. Wheat response to nitrogen is greater than with any other plant nutrient. The wheat plant uses nitrogen from the moment the roots begin to function until all nutrients maturity. wheat removes nitrogen from the soil. High yields call for adequate replacement of the nitrogen removed.
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