When Added Nutrients Are Too Much of a Good Thing Factsheet Quiz

Congratulations on receiving funding for improved Cover Cropping through the On-Farm Climate Action Fund.

As part of the funding agreement, you must complete continuing education credit(s) in the BMP area of your funding approval. This survey will give you one continuing education credit if you have been approved for a Cover Cropping project.

After reading Perennia's When Added Nutrients Are Too Much of a Good Thing factsheet, answer the multiple choice questions below and send in the proof of completion according to the instructions at the end of the quiz.

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* How do excess salts lead to fertilizer burn?

Salts physically prevent the plant from taking up water.

Water is drawn out of the roots to areas with high salt concentration.

Salts absorb water so it is not available to plants.

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* How does boron toxicity typically present in plants?

Leaf Margins

Roots

Flower

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* True or False: Lower amounts of ions in solution means a higher risk of fertilizer burn.

True

False

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* When banding fertilizer which nutrient should you focus on supplying to reduce the risk of fertilizer burn?

N (Nitrogen)

P (Phosphorus)

K (Potassium)

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* To minimize foliar injury, it is best to apply post-emergent granular fertilizer burn

When the leaves are dry

When the leaves are wet

Moisture does not affect fertilizer burn

Remember to send a screenshot or picture of the completion page that you will see after clicking "Done" to the OFCAF Funding Administration Team (programs@perennia.ca) in order to receive your required education credit for OFCAF Funding!