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Research articles

Potassium requirements of pastures on North Island east coast hill country in New Zealand

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Pages 483-493 | Received 08 Jun 2017, Accepted 22 Aug 2017, Published online: 06 Sep 2017

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Table 1. The effect of K application rate on soil QT K levels for each site in each year.

Table 2. The effect of K application rate on herbage K content in November of each year. LSD is least significant difference in herbage K content between treatments (P < .05).

Table 3. Clover cover on measurements dates where significant responses (P < .05) to K application rate were measured.

Table 4. Annual pasture production at each rate of K application for each site. LSD is the least significant difference in annual pasture production between treatments (P < .05).

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