Mythbusting: Are We Losing Fertilizer to Atmosphere and Leaching?

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Here is a statement that I read on the internet recently, "...while fertilizers make crops grow better and faster, half of the fixed nitrogen we add is lost. Imagine that--we lose the equivalent of 12 million nitrogen elephants (~165 billion pounds) every year" Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Yara's Director of Agronomic Services, helps us understand this statement and bust this myth. Submit a comment, question or suggestion by visiting our podcast webpage

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