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The effects of fertilizer rates and application frequency on drip-irrigated bell peppers ( Capsicum annuum L.) were evaluated at two sites in 1992 and one site in 1993 in southern New Jersey. Yield and fruit quality were greatest with 158N– 69P–131K lb/acre at the site with a sandy loam soil. Yield and fruit quality responded to additional fertilizer at sites with loamy sand soils. Average marketable fruit weight increased with increasing fertilization

Fertilizing Drip-irrigated Bell Peppers Grown on Loamy Sand soil