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Potassium & Wheat February 2016 West Midlands Group
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Potassium
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Potassium Samples <50 mg/kg: 33% 32% Total samples: 2265 1982
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Potassium
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015 Mace wheat 13 Treatments Replicates x 3 Different K sources: MOP, SOP, Different rates of application Different timing of applications DepthNO 3 - NH 4 + OCPPBIKSCuZnpHAl 0-10cm1420.6929353860.640.305.10.6 10-20cm820.5919443250.630.154.64.8 20-30cm310.318453260.310.024.55.3
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015 Total (kg/ha) TmtK at seedingK PSPEK 4WAS KNPS 1 0881516 2120 Gusto Gold 14911621 335 MOP 17881516 440 SOP 17881523 5 35 MOP topdress 17881516 635 MOP35 MOP topdress 35881516 760 MOP 30881516 870 SOP 30881528 9 60 MOP topdress 30881516 10 60 MOP topdress30881516 11100 MOP 50881516 12 100 MOP topdress 50881516 13 100 MOP topdress50881516 BasalSeeding - banded4 WAS7WAS All plots70L MAXamFLO80 UreaPlus70L UAN All excl 2.75kg MAPSZC
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Potassium Dandaragan West 2015
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, yields
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, growth and yield notes Treatments were not found to be significantly different (p=0.0501) Yield from low SOP rate was unusually high No toxicity observed from MOP up to 100 kg/ha General trend of increased yield with increasing K rate.
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, yield with K rate
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, soil test predictions Nutrient Demand kg/ha Low Yield 2 t/ha Target Yield 3 t/ha High Yield 4 t/ha N5494130 Application rate required P6912 to achieve target yield K242831 S345
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, yield with K rate
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, source of K and placement
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, financial analysis
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Potassium Dandaragan 2015, key messages Mace wheat responded positively to K Source of K (MOP or SOP product) and timing had minimal impact on growth or yield response Drilled MOP at 100 kg/ha produced greatest yield and return but, overall, drilled K was no better or worse than topdressed applications. SummitQ soil test modelling produced reliable recommendation of K rates Grain quality characterized by low hectolitre weights, but increasing K improved both hectoliter and screenings quality aspects
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Potassium elsewhere
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Potassium Esperance 2015
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Potassium Esperance 2015, yields
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Potassium Esperance 2015, rate response
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Potassium Esperance 2015
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Potassium Corrigin 2015
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Nitrogen x Phosphorus +/- Potash Ballidu 2015 N 4, 25, 50, 75 kg/ha P 0, 6, 12, 18 kg/ha K 0, 25 kg/ha DepthNO 3 - NH 4 + OCPPBIKSCuZnpHAl 0-10cm1210.514123661.30.315.470.5 10-20cm1.30.7 15 354 4.473.1
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Nitrogen x Phosphorus +/- Potash Ballidu 2015
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Nitrogen x Phosphorus +/- Potash Ballidu 2015, response curves
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Nitrogen x Phosphorus +/- Potash Ballidu 2015
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Potassium Key messages Responses variable and rainfall dependent Some evidence of higher yield responses to SOP- based products but not conclusive early performance encouraging. Supplement K in high yield years. Drilled/banded performed better than topdressed No toxicity observed from MOP (up to 100 kg/ha at Dandaragan, 50 kg/ha elsewhere) Balanced, adequate nutrition maximizes returns
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