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            "text": "estimate for budgeting and planning purposes.\nConvert the nutrient recommendations to oz per square feet by multiplying by 16 (oz/lb) and dividing by 43,560 (square feet per acre). If your operation is large enough that your growing areas is in acres, you can skip this step and continue with the lb/acre units."
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            "text": "If you are planting a small mixed vegetable garden and plan to follow those fertilizer recommendations, follow these instructions:"
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                    "text": "Enter mixed vegetable garden under crops in the first column of Tables 2 and 3.",
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                    "text": "Enter the nutrient recommendations in lb/1000 sq ft from Table 4 of UK ID 128 (Table 3 in editions from 2020 or earlier). For P and K, use the rate for the appropriate soil test value. If you have done a soil test and are still waiting on the results, use a low soil test rate for nitrogen as a conservative estimate for budgeting and planning purposes. Most soil tests for P in Kentucky are high to very high, so the general recommendation is not to add P from fertilizers. You will need to recalculate your applications once the soil test results come in.",
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                    "text": "Choose the fertilizer that you want to use. If you do not have to add any P or K, or very little P or K, consider using a single nutrient fertilizer to provide the N. Additional single nutrient fertilizers can be used to add small amounts of P or K if they are needed. You can also select fertilizer with more than one nutrient in it, then apply it for the smaller amount of P or K that you need and add additional N from a single nutrient fertilizer. You can also look for a fertilizer that has a higher N content than P and K content. If you wish to determine which combination of fertilizers will be most cost effective or compare fertilizers to be sure that you supply enough of one nutrient without supplying too much of the others, you can complete Tables 3, 4, and 5 for each fertilizer choice and compare them.",
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                    "text": "Enter its name and nutrient analysis into columns 2 and 3 of Table 3. Commercial fertilizers, both conventional and organic, will have the nutrient analysis on the packaging. This should appear as three numbers representing the percent by weight of Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium (N-P-K).",
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                    "text": "Calculate the amount of fertilizer needed for your first nutrient. Making the calculation for the nutrient that will be supplied in the highest quantity by the fertilizer will prevent overapplication of the other nutrients in the fertilizer. You will need to start with the application recommendation (lb/acre) or nutrient requirement (oz/sq ft) from Table 2. Multiply this by 100 and divide by the amount of that nutrient in your fertilizer. In the equation below, y will come from the nutrient analysis of the fertilizer. Enter the nutrient name and the amount of fertilizer required into column 4 of Table 3.",
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            "text": "Application recommendation/\nnutrient requirement x 100 fertilizer = amount of fertilizer required y nutrient"
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            "text": "4. Calculate the amount of the other nutrients supplied by that fertilizer using the following equation for both the remaining nutrients:"
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                    "text": "Determine if your fertilizer supplies all the needed nutrients for your crops. Subtract the amount of each nutrient supplied (calculated in the precious step and entered in columns 5 and 6) from their recommended application rate (lb/ acre) or nutrient requirement (oz/sq ft) from Table 2. If additional nutrients are needed, choose a second fertilizer and enter its name and analysis into column 7 of Table 3.",
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