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Mooleki, S

Vigil, M

Mohr, R

Waskom, R

Larney, F

Mikha, M

Jacobo, S

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Larney, F

Sabbineni, V

Enninful, E

Jacobo, S

Gecgel, O

Botte, G.G

Laza, H

Simpson, C

Slaughter, L

Emendack, Y

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Soil Management

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Poster

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2020

2026

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1. Forgiven Not Forgotten: a Short History of Wind Erosion on the Canadian Prairies Since agriculture arrived on the Canadian prairies in the late 1800s, wind erosion has always been a constant threat. The 1930s saw some of the worst wind erosion but spurred the invention and adoption of soil management techniques to provide better crop residue management, the number one line of defense against wind erosion. The conservation tillage movement of the 1990s saw increased no-till and summer-fallow almost disappeared. However, recent trends of more intensive tillage on the Canadian... F. Larney Download paper
2. Evaluation of E-Grow Effects on Soil Plant Systems Gas Exchange E-Grow is a novel fertilizer which effect on the soil- plant system is critical for understanding it’s impact on the crop productivity and environmental sustainability in agricultural operations that will be crucial for updating nutrient application recommendations, to understand this we conducted an experiment with the main objective of this study is to determine the effect of E-Grow on CO2 and H2O fluxes in agricultural soil and soil- cotton plant systems (seedling stage). This experiment... V. Sabbineni, E. Enninful, S. Jacobo, O. Gecgel, G.G. Botte, H. Laza, C. Simpson, L. Slaughter, Y. Emendack

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1. Forgiven Not Forgotten: a Short History of Wind Erosion on the Canadian Prairies

Since agriculture arrived on the Canadian prairies in the late 1800s, wind erosion has always been a constant threat. The 1930s saw some of the worst wind erosion but spurred the invention and adoption of soil management techniques to provide better crop residue management, the number one line of defense against wind erosion. The conservation tillage movement of the 1990s saw increased no-till and summer-fallow almost disappeared. However, recent trends of more intensive tillage on the Canadian... F. Larney

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2. Evaluation of E-Grow Effects on Soil Plant Systems Gas Exchange

E-Grow is a novel fertilizer which effect on the soil- plant system is critical for understanding it’s impact on the crop productivity and environmental sustainability in agricultural operations that will be crucial for updating nutrient application recommendations, to understand this we conducted an experiment with the main objective of this study is to determine the effect of E-Grow on CO2 and H2O fluxes in agricultural soil and soil- cotton plant systems (seedling stage). This experiment... V. Sabbineni, E. Enninful, S. Jacobo, O. Gecgel, G.G. Botte, H. Laza, C. Simpson, L. Slaughter, Y. Emendack