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Growing Georgia reprinted a press release from AgPR today which has a good discussion about how the weather conditions associated with El Niño and La Niña affect nitrogen availability in the soil.  While it’s commercial in nature, the post contains useful information for those who are planning nitrogen applications and budgeting for coming years.  You can read it here.

Source: Zack Snipes/ Clemson University
Source: Zack Snipes/ Clemson University