Agriculture, Volume 14, Issue 1
January 2024 - 162 articles
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Cover Story: Climate plays a role in N management through changes in crop calendars, soil properties, agronomic practices, and yield effects. Multiple data sources indicate (but not prove) that colder climates are generally associated with higher levels of SOM-associated N stocks, but this may not result in greater crop N availability. Also, colder climates are on average associated with lower EONRs, which are mostly explained by lower yield expectations. But seasonal weather is an important superimposing factor impacting the EONR in all climates. Progress in N management therefore requires a dynamic approach that accounts for the effects of climate and weather with interacting agronomic factors for a specific growing environment. View this paper 
