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Convert fertilizer recommendations between pounds per acre and pounds per square feet. kilograms per hectare and kilograms per square meters. List alternative recommendations when fertilizer grades are not available.
The fertilizer calculator helps you determine how much fertilizer per acre (or 1000 sq ft) to apply. Use this tool to help keep your lawn or crops growing green and healthy. You will find answers to questions like: Why should you fertilize your lawn? What does N-P-K on the fertilizer bag stand for? How do I choose a fertilizer?
A calculator to help agricultural, horticultural, silvicultural, turfgrass, and even home lawn/garden producers evaluate different fertilizer blends for meeting their NPK application requirements in a cost effective manner.
Use this fertilizer calculator to determine the amount of a granular fertilizer product that is needed to spread on your lawn according to recommended rates.
How do you calculate pounds of fertilizer per acre? There are 43,560 square feet per acre, so type 43560 in our fertilizer calculator, followed by the total lbs N per 1,000 sq ft you wish to apply, and lastly the Nitrogen percentage on the bag/label.
Calculating fertilizer amounts based on nitrogen recommendations from an extension person, literature, or soil test report. Enter the amount of nitrogen (N) you wish to apply per 1,000 square feet: lbs N/1000 sq ft
How Much Am I Applying - Find how much of each nutrient you are applying based on how much fertilizer is applied. Compare Fertilizers - Compare up to 3 fertilizers and find the best value for you.
Provides N, P, and K fertilizer recommendations for agricultural, turf, silvicultural, and home/garden producers based on Clemson Extension recommendations.
Divide the desired nutrient application rate by the percentage in the fertilizer to calculate how much fertilizer is needed per unit area. Use the area size to calculate the total fertilizer required for the entire plot.
How to calculate fertilizer application rates per acre. If you have been recommended a rate of fertilization from your local lawn expert or from a soil test, how much fertilizer per acre do you need?