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Aug 24, 2022 16 min

Nitrogen losses and nitrogen efficient products

from CSBP Market Update Podcast Hosted by CSBP Fertilisers

In this episode, Justin Mercy, CSBP Field Research Manager, joins CSBP’s Grey Johnston to chat about nitrogen losses and what growers can do to reduce volatilisation. What are loss pathways for nitrogen? What’s the difference between the volatilisation losses from urea versus Flexi-N? Find out more about the work CSBP is doing to better understand volatilisation and what products are available to help improve nitrogen use efficiency. Want to stay up to date with the latest results from our field trials? Visit our dedicated Research + Agronomy website CSBPresults.com.au and follow us on Twitter @CSBPfertilisers for all the latest insights! Read more about our research insights looking at the different nitrogen use efficiencies at our Three Springs trial hub: https://www.csbpresults.com.au/trials/effects-of-stubble-on-nitrogen-use-efficiency https://www.csbpresults.com.au/trials/investigating-n-inhibitors-to-improve-nitrogen-use-efficiency https://www.csbpresults.com.au/trials/seeding-vs-post-seeding-nitrogen-applications-flexi-n-vs-urea Follow the ‘CSBP Grow Better podcast’ to be the first to know about future episodes. If you have any feedback on this episode or if there’s a future topic you’d like us to cover please get in touch with us @CSBPfertilisers on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or LinkedIn.

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