Sulfur's Role in Plants

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Recorded26 Oct 2021

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Sulfur is a constituent of amino acids in plant proteins and is involved in energy-producing processes in plants. Sometimes a deficiency can be mistaken for Nitrogen deficiency. Dr. Rob Mikkelsen helps us understand how a plant uses sulfur and how to diagnose a deficiency. We also talk about the 4Rs of this nutrient to maximize its efficient use. Find out more about specific crop deficiencies HERE Find out more about Yara's solutions for sulfur, AMIDAS

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