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Huggins, D
Rieser, C
Reganold, J
Muck, D
Hartz, T
Smith, R
Cahn, M
Hartz, T
Topics
Soil Fertility and Soil Health Testing
Type
Oral
Year
2021
2017
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1. Comparative Analysis of Soil Tests for Soil Health and Nutrient Management

Options for soil tests to address soil health and nutrient management objectives have diversified. We compare different soil test methods to evaluate their similarities for providing recommendations. Traditional soil tests, ion exchange membranes and analyses using the Haney Soil Health Nutrient Tool and Soil Health Index were compared for soil sampled from long-term cropping system trials near Ritzville Washington and from the R.J. Cook Agronomy Farm near Pullman WA. Despite strong... D. Huggins, C. Rieser, J. Reganold

2. Groundwater Protection in California: Nitrogen Planning and Reporting

Concern over the environmental consequences of nitrogen released into the environment from agricultural operations goes back at least to the 1970s. Through the federal Clean Water Act (1972) and various state laws dating to that same time period, government has had the power to regulate nitrogen use for decades. However, only in recent years have serious attempts to restrict agricultural N usage become widespread. In California several Regional Water Quality Control Boards have recently introduced... D. Muck, T. Hartz

3. Improving Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Cool Season Vegetable Production Systems with Broccoli Rotations

Nitrate leaching in leafy vegetable production in the Salinas Valley, CA is a continuing problem. Increased levels of nitrate in groundwater resources affects the ability of municipalities to access drinking water that meet federal water quality standards. Regulations by the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board are now requiring growers to improve nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) in production fields. In prior studies we found that above ground biomass nitrogen (N) at crop maturity... R. Smith, M. Cahn, T. Hartz