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Coordination: China
The main aim of IPI activity in China is to promote "Balanced Nutrition" with emphasis on K nutrition in the main crops. To this end, IPI conducts research and extension activities designed to develop and transfer knowledge on the role of potassium in optimized crop nutrition, in order to ensure sustainable crop production through the efficient use of fertilizers.
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Around the world, IPI works with numerous in-country partners. These include researchers, extension services, advisers, cooperatives, associations and farmers.
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What's new in the region...
- Paper: Effects of Long-Term Application of K Fertilizer and Rice Straw on Yields, Crop K Uptake, and Soil K Supply Capacity in Double Rice Cropping Systems on Reddish Paddy Soils more >
- Paper: Effect of Combined K and N Application on K Use Efficiency and Balance in Rice-Rice Cropping Systems in the Hilly Regions of Hunan Province, China more >
- K in the Literature: Crop Yield and Soil Available Potassium Changes as Affected by Potassium Rate in Rice-Wheat Systems more >
- K in the Literature: A Mixed-Effects Regression Modeling Approach for Evaluating Paddy Soil Productivity more >
- Paper: The Nutrient Release Kinetics of Polyhalite and its Biological Effect on Tea Growth and Quality in China more >