Fertilizer Research by IPI

Free

1.2.2for iPhone, iPad

International Potash Institute (IPI)

Developer

Jul 13, 2019

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Fertilizer Research by IPI Capturas de tela

iPad

iPhone

About Fertilizer Research by IPI

Keep up-to-date with the latest research related to fertilizer use in agriculture worldwide.

This growing library of papers contains the latest research into fertilizer use in agriculture. The app allows you to search through an archive of experiments and research papers on the best use of fertilizers for different crops, soil types, and growing conditions around the world.

Use the search tools to filter research by crop or location, or if you know the paper you are after you can search by author and also search for papers by their title.

The app checks for new research from the IPI’s e-ifc publication, ensuring the app contains details of the latest fertilizer research.

This powerful fingertip fertilizer tool keeps this extensive and growing archive of knowledge in the palm of your hand, and can be used whether you have an internet connection or not.

The articles are from the e-ifc (electronic International Fertilizer Correspondent) which is published by the IPI (International Potash Institute). The app lets you keep up to date with the latest scientific research related to Potash and its use in agriculture worldwide.