Nitrates in Irrigation Water: An Assist for Crop Production
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
Naturally occurring nitrogen in the form of nitrate in irrigation water helps meet crop N requirements and reduces fertilizer costs for crop production. This publication explores the nitrate concentrations in Texas water, health implications, federal drinking water standards, and the potential cost savings of credited Nitrate-N in irrigation water. (3 pages)
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