Potassium (Potash is the old farmer's name for it) is one of the three most critical elements for good production from most growing crops, and corn is no exception. Along with Nitrogen (N) and Phosphorus (P), Potassium (K) is what makes up the "third number" of the three numbers you see on a bag of fertilizer, like: 10-6-4, or 5-10-5. They are, in order, the relative weight of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium in that fertilizer.
Its important for alot of reasons, the main one being grain farmers make the most money from growing corn.
I have farmed over 40 years mainly corn and soybeans, in 1969 potash was below $40.00 a ton, now in 2008 it was getting close 1000. and corn close to 6.00 at the chgo cme. i am wondering what the chem ingredience are, thank you, for p0tash that is
An ear of corn.
cotton, indigo and tobacco where very important for tade
Yes, that is why they are called ears of corn.
corn and soybeans are the best crop growing in the midwest
An ear of corn
An ear of corn
The map symbol for corn growing regions typically includes an image of a corn cob or stalk. These symbols are used to indicate areas where corn is cultivated or where it is a significant crop.
Corn.
Because growing corn has gas oil so the gas oil can flow in the soil and the soil will be dirty.
a piece of corn or an ear of corn