Proceedings :: Great Plains Soil Fertility

Conference Proceedings Available!

The 2024 Great Plains Soil Fertility Conference Proceedings Book is now available! Click the link below to view the full document!

Proceedings

Find matching any: Reset

Miller, P

Bradbury, G

Deibert, E

Rogers, J

Tucker, D

Klimchuk, K

» Add more authors

Add filter to result:

Authors

Jones, C

Miller, P

Zabinski, C

D'Agati, K

Finch, B

Reed, V

Rogers, J

Bigatao Souza, J

Arnall, B

Daly, E

Kim , K

Hernandez-Ramirez, G

Klimchuk, K

Topics

Cover Crops and Nutrients

Conservation Impacts on Soil Health

Type

Oral

Poster

Year

2020

2022

Home » Authors » Results

Authors

Filter results3 paper(s) found.
1. Soil Quality and Nitrogen Availability After Eight Years of a Mixed Cover Crop - Wheat Rotation Despite a large interest in cover crops in the northern Great Plains, little is known about their effect on both the following wheat crop and soil quality. In 2012, a cover crop study was started in Montana to compare wheat production and soil quality after growing cover crop mixes containing 2-, 6-, or 8-species, with both summer fallow and a sole pea cover crop control, in a 2-yr rotation with wheat. The 2-species mixes represented functional groups (legumes, brassicas, tap rooted, or fibrous... C. Jones, P. Miller, C. Zabinski, K. D'agati Download paper
2. Impact of Post-feekes 6 Nitrogen Application in Winter Wheat Forage Production Producers have options when choosing how to utilize their wheat acreage in Oklahoma. These include, grain harvest only, dual-purpose grazing and grain, and graze-out where the wheat crop is used solely for grazing cattle. Many producers take advantage of graze out wheat as a forage for cattle during the winter season. With acreages of approximately 400,000 acres of winter wheat grown for graze out production in the state of Oklahoma in 2018, many questions regarding management of wheat for grazing... B. Finch, V. Reed, J. Rogers, J. bigatao souza, B. Arnall Download paper
3. Soil Physical Quality Effects of Novel Perennial Grain Cropping at Two Contrasting Sites in Alberta, Canada Novel perennial grain crops have been proposed as a solution to several environmental issues facing modern agriculture, namely the loss of soil quality often associated with annual monocrops. Abundant literature has stressed the importance of good soil quality for maintaining and improving ecosystem services provided by agricultural systems including, but not limited to, soil carbon sequestration, disease suppression and water filtration. Conversion of annual croplands to perennial systems has... E. Daly, K. Kim , G. Hernandez-ramirez, K. Klimchuk Download paper

Filter results3 paper(s) found.

1. Soil Quality and Nitrogen Availability After Eight Years of a Mixed Cover Crop - Wheat Rotation

Despite a large interest in cover crops in the northern Great Plains, little is known about their effect on both the following wheat crop and soil quality. In 2012, a cover crop study was started in Montana to compare wheat production and soil quality after growing cover crop mixes containing 2-, 6-, or 8-species, with both summer fallow and a sole pea cover crop control, in a 2-yr rotation with wheat. The 2-species mixes represented functional groups (legumes, brassicas, tap rooted, or fibrous... C. Jones, P. Miller, C. Zabinski, K. D'agati

Download paper

2. Impact of Post-feekes 6 Nitrogen Application in Winter Wheat Forage Production

Producers have options when choosing how to utilize their wheat acreage in Oklahoma. These include, grain harvest only, dual-purpose grazing and grain, and graze-out where the wheat crop is used solely for grazing cattle. Many producers take advantage of graze out wheat as a forage for cattle during the winter season. With acreages of approximately 400,000 acres of winter wheat grown for graze out production in the state of Oklahoma in 2018, many questions regarding management of wheat for grazing... B. Finch, V. Reed, J. Rogers, J. bigatao souza, B. Arnall

Download paper

3. Soil Physical Quality Effects of Novel Perennial Grain Cropping at Two Contrasting Sites in Alberta, Canada

Novel perennial grain crops have been proposed as a solution to several environmental issues facing modern agriculture, namely the loss of soil quality often associated with annual monocrops. Abundant literature has stressed the importance of good soil quality for maintaining and improving ecosystem services provided by agricultural systems including, but not limited to, soil carbon sequestration, disease suppression and water filtration. Conversion of annual croplands to perennial systems has... E. Daly, K. Kim , G. Hernandez-ramirez, K. Klimchuk

Download paper