Soil Fertility Management for Organic Grain Production

Content Source: SARE

Resource Explained

This North Central SARE factsheet by UW-Madison's Erin Silva guides organic grain farmers through building a long-term fertility management plan without synthetic inputs. It covers approved nitrogen sources — legumes, cover crops, and manure — as well as potassium, phosphorus, and micronutrient options, emphasizing soil testing, crop rotation, and minimizing purchased off-farm inputs to maintain both productivity and certification compliance.

Region

Midwest

Topic

Soil Health, Crop Nutrient Management

Category

Grain and Field Crops

Year Published

2020

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