Lindsey Malone, NDSU assistant professor in climate-smart approaches in agriculture, is collaborating with other researchers at research centers across the state to find out how much phosphorus should be applied to soybean.
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How much phosphorus should be applied to soybean?
Lindsay Malone, NDSU assistant professor in climate-smart agriculture, is working with phosphorus fertilizer and soybean.
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