ABSTRACT Corrective phosphate is a usual practice in poor soils to improve P levels and yield potential. However, the broadcast P application in soils with high P fixing capacity may have low efficiency. This study evaluated sugarcane yield response to corrective phosphate (broadcast application and incorporated) and in planting maintenance phosphate application in four sugarcane sites during three crop cycles in South-Central Brazil. The experimental design was a factorial 2 × 5: presence or absence of corrective phosphate and five […]