Fertilizer Recommendation Tables - 2010 Revision2010 Revision
Phosphorus and Potassium Requirements
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| Soil Phosphorus (0.5 M sodium bicarbonate extract) mg P L-1 of soil (ppm P) | New plantings blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, currants, nursery stock | Established blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, currants, nursery stock | New plantings of apples**, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, grapes |
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| 0-3 |
140 HR
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100 HR
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80 HR
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| 4-5 |
130 HR
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90 HR
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60 HR
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| 6-7 |
120 HR
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80 HR
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50 HR
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| 8-9 |
110 HR
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70 HR
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40 MR
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| 10-12 |
100 HR
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70 HR
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20 MR
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| 13-15 |
90 HR
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60 HR
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0 LR
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| 16-20 |
70 MR
|
50 MR
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0 LR
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| 21-25 |
60 MR
|
40 MR
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0 RR
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| 26-30 |
50 MR
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30 MR
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0 RR
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| 31-40 |
40 MR
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20 MR
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0 RR
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| 41-50 |
0 H
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0 RR
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0 RR
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| 51-60 |
0 RR
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0 RR
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0 RR
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| 61-80 |
0 NR*
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0 NR*
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0 NR*
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80+ |
0 NR*
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0 NR*
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0 NR*
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| Soil Potassium (1 M ammonium acetate extract) mg K L-1 of soil (ppm K) | New or Established blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, currants, nursery stock | New plantings of apples** peaches, pears, plums, cherries | New plantings of grapes*** |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0-15 |
130 HR
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180 HR
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270 HR
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| 16-30 |
120 HR
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170 HR
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270 HR
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| 31-45 |
110 HR
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160 HR
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270 HR
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| 46-60 |
100 HR
|
140 HR
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270 HR
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| 61-80 |
90 HR
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110 HR
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270 HR
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| 81-100 |
80 HR
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70 MR
|
270 HR
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| 101-120 |
70 MR
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40 MR
|
270 HR
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| 121-150 |
60 MR
|
20 MR
|
270 MR
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| 151-180 |
40 MR
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0 LR
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270 MR
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| 181-210 |
0 LR
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0 LR
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270 MR
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| 211-250 |
0 RR
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0 RR
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270 LR
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|
250+ |
0 NR*
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0 NR*
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270 LR
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* adding nutrients to soils with these levels of nutrients may reduce crop yields or quality by interfering with the uptake of other nutrients.
** For established tree fruits and grapes there will be no print-out of N, P and K requirements. Plant analysis is used to estimate requirements for established tree fruits and grapes.
*** Apply only every second year.
HR, MR, LR, RR, and NR denote, respectively, high, medium, low, rare and no probabilities of profitable crop response to applied nutrient.
Approved: Ontario Soil Management Research and Services Committee (June 2010).
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| Author: | Keith Reid - Soil Fertility Specialist/OMAFRA |
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| Creation Date: | October 2007 |
| Last Reviewed: | February 2011 |