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Adamson, D

Akin, S

Akin, S.G

Alwang, J

Anderson, S.H

Anderson, S.M

Arnall, B

Assefa, Y.M

Atencio, S

Baber, K

Bainard, L

Barnard, D.M

Bauder, S

Bawa, A

Beres, B

Bly, A

Boogades, N

Bourgault, M

Brandt, A.D

Brockmueller, B

Bronson, K

Brown, R

Buetow, R

Bumguardner, A

Burke, J

Burke, J.A

Cade-Menun, B

Cardon, G.E

Carr, P

Chen, C

Cole, D.L

Coles, K

D'Adamo, R

Daly, E

DeLaune, P

Del Grosso, S

Delgado, J

Delgado, J.A

Derner, J

Ellman-Stortz, L.M

Eriksmoen, E

Finch, B

Floyd, B

Fordyce, S

Foster, J.L

Fouts, W

Franck, B

Franzen, D

Geary, B.T

Gentry, T

Ghimire, D

Giordano, N

Goettl, B

Gross, T

Grusak, M.A

Guttieri, M

Haag, L

Haderlie, A

Hall, L

Halvorson, A

Hansen, N.C

Hao, X

Helseth, C

Hernandez-Ramirez, G

Holman, J

Holman, J.D

Holzapfel, C

Hopkins, B.G

Ioannou, J.D

Jaenich, B.R

Jin, V.L

Johnson, S.K

Jones, C

Karimi Dehkordi, R

Kim, K

Kitchen, N.R

Klimchuk, K

Koeshall, S

Kowatch-Carlson, C

Kumar, S

Lamb, P

Lambert, A.M

Lawley, J.R

Lewis, K

Lewis, K.L

Lim, C

Lollato, R

Lollato, R.P

Lovewell, H

Maatougui, M

Maeda, M

Maharjan, B

Mankin, K.R

Manter, D.K

Mauler, P

McMaine, J

Mikha, M.M

Miller, P

Miner, G.L

Mitchell, R.B

Moore, E

Morinigo, P

Moulay, H

Nelson, N

Norton, J

Norton, J.B

Norton, U

Obour, A

Obour, A.K

Osborne, S

Ostlie, M

Owens, J

Patel, S

Rahmani, E

Ransom, C.R

Raun, W.R

Rickertsen, J

Ritchie, G

Roa, G

Rodgers, H

Roozeboom, K

Roozeboom, K.L

Rops, B

Ruiz Diaz, D

Rutter, B

Ryan, L.P

Sadras, V

Santos, E

Sawatzky, S

Schipanski, M.E

Schmer, M.R

Seely, C.J

Sexton, P

Sharry, R

Sharry, R.L

Simao, L

Simon, L

Simon, L.M

Singh, R

Smith, M

Souza, J

Stapley, S.H

Stewart, C.E

Svedin, J.D

Thomas, M

Tomlinson, P

Veum, K.S

Villacis, A

Wang, Z

Weber, C

Wick, A

Williams, C

Woolley, E.A

Yost, M.A

Zabinski, C

van Diepen, L.T

Topics

General Posters

Environment and Soil

Nitrogen Management

Conservation Impacts on Soil Health

Nutrient Management and Analysis

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2022

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1. Influence of Nitrogen Rate Application on Soil Fertility in Four Long Term Experiments Sites Total organic carbon (TOC) and total nitrogen (TN) are the most important components of the soil as they are key indicators of its quality and productivity. Nitrogen fertilization is an effective management practice for improving and maintaining soil fertility and enhancing crop productivity. The objective of this study is to determine the effect of different Nitrogen rate application on SOC and TN. This study was carried out in four separate long-term sites across Oklahoma State, established... M. Maatougui, B. Arnall Download paper
2. Soil Health Comparison in Organic and Conventional Cotton-Peanut Rotations in the Texas Plains Region Organic farming has been increasingly adopted in the Texas High Plains (THP), but restrictions on synthetic fertilizer use may be problematic if a system cannot mineralize sufficient nutrients from organic matter breakdown to meet crop needs. Cover crops are a tool utilized by both organic and conventional producers for nutrient management, weed control and soil conservation. A one-year study was conducted in organic peanuts in Lubbock and Vernon, TX, to assess the ability of cover crop... N. Boogades, K. Lewis, T. Gentry, P. Delaune, L.M. Ellman-stortz Download paper
3. Sugarbeet Yield Response and Nitrate Leaching As Influenced by Nitrogen Management in Semi-arid Climate Fertilizer nitrogen (N) in irrigated sugarbeet production needs to be optimized to simultaneously increase yield and reduce nitrate leaching. In addition to adjusting N rate and application timing, there are available fertilizer technologies such as controlled- or slow-release N which may be beneficial for beet yield and reducing potential nitrate leaching. However, there are limited studies assessing the effectiveness of such fertilizers for sugarbeet in a semi-arid climate. The two-year exp... D. Ghimire, B. Maharjan Download paper

Filter results3 paper(s) found.

1. Influence of Nitrogen Rate Application on Soil Fertility in Four Long Term Experiments Sites

Total organic carbon (TOC) and total nitrogen (TN) are the most important components of the soil as they are key indicators of its quality and productivity. Nitrogen fertilization is an effective management practice for improving and maintaining soil fertility and enhancing crop productivity. The objective of this study is to determine the effect of different Nitrogen rate application on SOC and TN. This study was carried out in four separate long-term sites across Oklahoma State, established... M. Maatougui, B. Arnall

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2. Soil Health Comparison in Organic and Conventional Cotton-Peanut Rotations in the Texas Plains Region

Organic farming has been increasingly adopted in the Texas High Plains (THP), but restrictions on synthetic fertilizer use may be problematic if a system cannot mineralize sufficient nutrients from organic matter breakdown to meet crop needs. Cover crops are a tool utilized by both organic and conventional producers for nutrient management, weed control and soil conservation. A one-year study was conducted in organic peanuts in Lubbock and Vernon, TX, to assess the ability of cover crop... N. Boogades, K. Lewis, T. Gentry, P. Delaune, L.M. Ellman-stortz

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3. Sugarbeet Yield Response and Nitrate Leaching As Influenced by Nitrogen Management in Semi-arid Climate

Fertilizer nitrogen (N) in irrigated sugarbeet production needs to be optimized to simultaneously increase yield and reduce nitrate leaching. In addition to adjusting N rate and application timing, there are available fertilizer technologies such as controlled- or slow-release N which may be beneficial for beet yield and reducing potential nitrate leaching. However, there are limited studies assessing the effectiveness of such fertilizers for sugarbeet in a semi-arid climate. The two-year exp... D. Ghimire, B. Maharjan

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