CropLife recently examined the importance of responsible fertilizer practices in preserving our water systems, while simultaneously cutting costs.

The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Program helps producers to reduce the environmental impact of their fertilizer applications while reducing expenditures, by working with 4R Designated agronomists and agri-retailers.

Read the article from CropLife

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