Crop Comments: A New Look at Fertilizer Seed Burn
Country Folks
February 25, 2026
Crop Comments

Crop Comments: A New Look at Fertilizer Seed Burn

Fertilizer burn is seedling injury caused by high concentrations of salt, nitrogen or ammonia in fertilizer applied too close to the seed or in-furrow. This causes dehydration, yellowing, stunted growth and delayed maturity.

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