Late-season crop nutrition may still help protect soybean yield potential, particularly where dry conditions are limiting nutrient uptake. AgroLiquid Regional Agronomist Ryan Harbison said potassium movement through the soil depends heavily on moisture. When soil dries out, potassium availability to the roots can be restricted.” The foliar-feed option becomes a good option to help finish some of that top third of those beans. “With margins tight, Harbison recommends targeted late-season applications rather than applying large amounts of nutrients. He also encourages tissue testing as part of a longer-term nutrient management strategy.
