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  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgements
  • The Basis of Good Practice
  • Summary of Main Changes from Previous Edition
  • Introduction
  • Section 1: Principles of nutrient management and fertiliser use
  • Section 2: Organic Manures
  • Section 3: Using the recommendation tables
  • Section 4: Arable and Forage Crops
  • Section 5: Vegetables and Bulbs
  • Section 6: Fruit, Vines and Hops
  • Section 7. Biomass Crops
  • Section 8. Grass
  • Section 9. Other Useful Sources of Information
  • Appendices
  • Appendix 1. Description of Soil Types
  • Appendix 2. Sampling for Soil Mineral Nitrogen (SMN), Estimation of Crop Nitrogen Content and Soil Mineralisable Nitrogen
  • Appendix 3. Sampling for Soil pH, P, K and Mg
  • Appendix 4. Classification of Soil P, K and Mg Analysis Results into Indices
  • Appendix 5. Phosphate and Potash in Crop Material
  • Appendix 6. Sampling Organic Manures for Analysis
  • Appendix 7. Analysis of Some Fertiliser and Liming Materials
  • Appendix 8. Conversion Tables
  • Appendix 9. Calculation of the Crop Nitrogen Requirement (CNR) for Field Vegetable Crops
  • Appendix 10. Information for Derivation of Crop Nitrogen Requirement of Field Vegetable Crops
  • Appendix 11. Profit maximisation and social costs
  • Glossary
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Appendix Contents

  1. Description of Soil Types
  2. Sampling for Soil Mineral Nitrogen (SMN); Estimation of Crop Nitrogen Content and Mineralisable Nitrogen
  3. Sampling for Soil pH, P, K, Mg and Na
  4. Classification of Soil P, K and Mg Analysis Results into Indices
  5. Phosphate and Potash in Crop Material
  6. Sampling organic manures for analysis
  7. Analysis of some fertiliser and liming materials
  8. Conversion tables
  9. Calculation of the crop nitrogen requirement (CRN) for field vegetable crops
  10. Information for derivation of crop nitrogen requirement of field vegetable crops
  11. Profit Maximisation and Social Cost
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