Phosphorus fixation is one of those things that happen to some degree no matter what we do. Once phosphorus is applied to soil, regardless of the fertilizer brand or chemical composition, it will indeed be fixed, according to Dr. Albert E. Ludwick, Western director of the Potash & Phosphate Institute.
The hills and valleys of phosphorus fixation
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