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Stark, J

Machado, S

Sarpong, K

Stapley, S

Madsen, M

Sterubel, J

Salehin, S

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Ghimire, R

Salehin, S

Stapley, S

Hopkins, B

McIlquham, M

Griffin-LaHue, D

Sarpong, K

Michel, L

Stark, J

Love, S

McIntosh, C

Lentz, R

Ippolito, J

Spokas, K

Novak, J

Collins, H

Sterubel, J

Machado, S

Girma, K

Hopkins, B

Stark, J

Hopkins, B

Fernelius, K

Madsen, M

Russell, K

Roundy, B

Stapley, S

Buss, J

Hopkins, B

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Crop Nutrient Management

Organic Amendments, Cover Crops, and Soil Health

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1. Evaluation of N Uptake Analysis As a Tool for Determing Potato N Status Plant tissue testing has become the primary method for evaluating nitrogen availability for potatoes during the growing season. This study was conducted to determine if plant N uptake rates referenced to absorbed solar radiation could also be used as a tool to quantitatively assess plant N status of different potato varieties. Nitrogen fertilizer, as NH4NO3 (34-0-0), was applied to Russet Burbank, Gem Russet, Bannock Russet and Summit Russet at three rates (0, 100, or 300 kg N/ha) using two... J. Stark, S. Love, C. Mcintosh Download paper

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1. Evaluation of N Uptake Analysis As a Tool for Determing Potato N Status

Plant tissue testing has become the primary method for evaluating nitrogen availability for potatoes during the growing season. This study was conducted to determine if plant N uptake rates referenced to absorbed solar radiation could also be used as a tool to quantitatively assess plant N status of different potato varieties. Nitrogen fertilizer, as NH4NO3 (34-0-0), was applied to Russet Burbank, Gem Russet, Bannock Russet and Summit Russet at three rates (0, 100, or 300 kg N/ha) using two... J. Stark, S. Love, C. Mcintosh

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