The Role of Cation Exchange in Nutrient Management 

Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) is a basic soil concept that can play a major role in nutrient management. Soils naturally carry a net negative charge that holds cations in an exchangeable form. In general, an increase in clay and organic matter increases the CEC and the total cations that can be held. What does this mean for fertilizer and other management practices? Watch this webinar by Nutrien Senior Agronomist Dr. Cristie Preston to gain knowledge about soil CEC to can help inform your nutrient management decisions to maximize fertilizer inputs.
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