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A nutrient management plan is being developed for an agricultural field. In order to attain increased plant productivity (yield and quality) and profitability, which of the following should NOT be implemented?

▸ reviewing plant analysis information for areas with nutrient levels below or above their critical range

▸ recognizing specific plants with high requirements for certain nutrients

▸ estimating nutrient needs through realistic yield expectations

▸ applying mobile nutrients just after the maximum uptake or growth period

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