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Mubvumba, P
Moulay, H
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DeLaune, P
Lewis, K
Mubvumba, P
Moulay, H
Arnall, B
Moulay, H
Arnall, B
Phillips, S
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Cover Crops and Nutrients
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1. Nitrogen Availability Following Cover Crops in TX Cropping Systems

Cover crops have been heavily promoted to improve soil health and function in US agricultural productions systems. Within semi-arid environments, interest in cover crops continues to grow although several concerns hinder adoption. As soil water use by cover crops is often a chief concern, nutrient availability to subsequent crops is also a concern. The objective of this study was to measure soil chemical and biological properties following various cover crops in a continuous cotton system under... P. Delaune, K. Lewis, P. Mubvumba

2. Impact of Nitrogen Fertilizer Source and Application Date on the Yield and the Quality of Winter Wheat

Nitrogen (N) is one of the most important and critical nutrient elements in agricultural systems, and its effect directly affects crop productivity and nutrient content.  Our field studies were related to the wheat Crop. They were conducted in four locations to evaluate the effect of various Nitrogen sources (SuperU, Urea, UAN and UAN+Anvol) applied at three different times (pre, greenup and jointing). The experimental design of the four locations was randomized complete with... H. Moulay, B. Arnall

3. Comparative Analysis of Different On-the-Go Soil Sensor Systems

This study is part of the field of precision agriculture. This management mode is one of the great revolutions in the agriculture field, and it means better management of farm inputs such as fertilizers, herbicides, and seeds by applying the right amount at the right place and at the right time. Precision agriculture aims to divide the farm into management plots where each receives customized management input based on soil fertility status, landscape position, and management. also provides... H. Moulay, B. Arnall, S. Phillips