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Arnall, B
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Delgado, J.A
Halvorson, A
Villacis-Aveiga, A
Del Grosso, S
Stewart, C
Manter, D
Alwang, J
Floyd, B
D'Adamo, R
Miner, G
Delgado, J.A
Floyd, B
D'Adamo, R
Villacis, A
Brandt, A.D
Halvorson, A
Stewart, C.E
Alwang, J
Del Grosso, S
Manter, D.K
Akin, S.G
Arnall, B
Akin, S
Arnall, B
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1. Assessment of Long-term Effects of Tillage and Nitrogen Management Practices on Irrigated Corn Yields and Nitrogen Use Efficiencies

Corn grain yields and crop nitrogen uptake are affected by management factors such as tillage intensity and nitrogen rates. Additional data about the long-term effects of tillage and nitrogen rates on yields and nitrogen use efficiencies of irrigated corn are needed. We are presenting preliminary results from a 17-year study about the effects of these management practices on irrigated corn yields and nitrogen uptake in a Fort Collins clay loam soil at Colorado State University’s Agricultural... J.A. Delgado, A. Halvorson, A. Villacis-aveiga, S. Del grosso, C. Stewart, D. Manter, J. Alwang, B. Floyd, R. D'adamo, G. Miner

2. Effects of Climate Change and Narrow Rows with Higher Plant Densities on Yields of Irrigated Corn

Climate change is significantly impacting agricultural systems worldwide, and although there are reports of these impacts contributing to higher yields in some regions, the general consensus is that there will be negative impacts on yields and soil quality across large regions.  Management practices that can contribute to higher yields and adaptation to a changing climate will be important during the 21st century. This presentation will cover results from two manuscripts that are currently... J.A. Delgado, B. Floyd, R. D'adamo, A. Villacis, A.D. Brandt, A. Halvorson, C.E. Stewart, J. Alwang, S. Del grosso, D.K. Manter

3. Analysis of 10 Years of N Rate and Timing Work in Oklahoma Winter Wheat

This study was conducted to determine optimum top-dress nitrogen fertilizer rate by location and environment so it may be reproduced in following years. Winter wheat was planted in different locations each year starting in 2009. Each location had a treatment structure consisting of Preplant nitrogen rates ranging from 28.02kg/ac to 224.17kg/ac and top-dress nitrogen rates ranging from 28.02kg/ac to 140.11kg/ac. When top-dressing occurred there was two plots that had sensor based rates that used... S.G. Akin, B. Arnall

4. Analysis of 13 Years of Nitrogen Rate and Timing Work in Oklahoma Winter Wheat

In 1999, Raun and Johnson estimated that the worlds nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) in cereal grains was 33%. After two decades of improvement (Omara et al, 2019) revised the prior world NUE for cereal grains to 35%. This improvement can be partially attributed to the change in producer practices of timing of nitrogen applications from an all pre-plant application to a split application of both pre-pant and in-season. The experiment that is analyzed within this study was established in 2009 with... S. Akin, B. Arnall