Missouri Fertilizer Control Board

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Missouri Fertilizer Control Program

The Missouri Fertilizer Control Board exercises general supervision of the administration and enforcement of the Missouri Fertilizer Law.

As provided for by state law, the MoFCB issues permits authorizing the sale of fertilizer to uphold quality control.

Properly managed fertilizer production and application benefits

  • The Economy
  • Social Welfare
  • Our Environment

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Show-Me Nutrient Stewardship

Nutrient management is essential to farm profitability and sustainability.

Show Me Nutrient Stewardship, a program of the Missouri Fertilizer Control Board, promotes sustainable farming practices to maintain a grounded approach to nutrient management.

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  • Sustainable Farming Practices
  • Fertilizer Application Efficiency
  • Soil & Water Resource Protection

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Split Applying Nitrogen on Corn

Studies have shown consistent benefits in nitrogen side dress and top dress applications on postemergence corn.

 Increasing nitrogen use efficiency is one of the major benefits of a split application of nitrogen on corn.

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MoFCB Approves Phase II of Biological N Project

Andrea Rice, MoFCB Director of Research, Education, and Outreach Missouri Fertilizer Control Board has approved Phase II of the nitrogen study through the University of Missouri with Dr. Kelly Nelson leading the research team. The team successfully completed Phase I...

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Are There Limits to the Benefits of Cover Crops?

Are There Limits to the Benefits of Cover Crops?

The benefits of cover crops on row crop acres have become increasingly well-known. Improvements in soil organic matter, weed interference, and soil fertility have been touted for years along with an increase in soil water holding capacity. Decreases in soil erosion,...

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