Publication Date

11-2024

Series Number

DPIRD-200

Publisher

State of Western Australia (Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development)

City

Perth

Abstract

Fertiliser is a major input cost in vegetable production along with labour and seedling costs. Optimising fertiliser rates and application methods is important to gain maximum benefit. The following information is based on trials carried out from 2008 to 2010 on broccoli and cauliflower crops grown in karri loams at Manjimup, about 300 kilometres south-west of Perth, Western Australia.

Trial results indicate that changes can be made to rates and application methods to optimise fertiliser use. Changes to application methods include strip incorporation of granular fertilisers and the potential for using liquid phosphorus for pre-transplant application.

Number of Pages

5

Keywords

fertiliser, brassica, trials, application methods. loam

Disciplines

Agricultural Education | Horticulture

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