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Rivera, L

Reese, M

Rodgers, H

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Norton, J

Rodgers, H

van Diepen, L

Campbell, C

Hansen, N

Hopkins, B

Evans, S

Campbell, E

Campbell, A

Rivera, L

Cobos, D

Pan, W

Maaz, T

Madsen, I

Hammac, W

Reese, M

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Organic Amendments, Cover Crops, and Soil Health

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Oral

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2021

2017

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1. Effects of Semiarid Wheat Agriculture on Soil Microbial Properties: A Review Agricultural management decisions on factors such as tillage, fertilization, and cropping system determine the fate of much of the world’s soils, and soil... J. Norton, H. Rodgers, L. Van diepen
2. Soil Water and Plant Canopy Sensor Technologies to Optimize Water and Nutrient Use In many respects, agricultural technology is doing things now that were only imagined 20 to 30 years ago. Yet, grower tools that provide information and actionable knowledge on water and nutrient availability still remain a challenge. Clearly, rapid development of data transfer and processing platforms to date has provided rich maps of grower fields with overlays of location-specific information but their utility is still limited by our ability to accurately measure the parameters that are the... C. Campbell, N. Hansen, B. Hopkins, S. Evans, E. Campbell, A. Campbell, L. Rivera, D. Cobos Download paper
3. Canola Roots of Water and Nitrogen Use Efficiency: New Lessons for PNW Wheat Growers The semi-arid inland Pacific Northwest (iPNW) has primarily produced wheat for 125 years due to favorable climate, soils, economics and policy drivers. Shifting drivers over the past decade related to energy, climate change, regional and global markets have created new opportunities for the integration of canola into iPNW wheat-dominated rotations. Traditional wheat grower mindsets required an agronomic reboot, forged by an understanding of canola vs. wheat physio morphology, an explosion of variety... W. Pan, T. Maaz, I. Madsen, W. Hammac, M. Reese Download paper

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1. Effects of Semiarid Wheat Agriculture on Soil Microbial Properties: A Review

Agricultural management decisions on factors such as tillage, fertilization, and cropping system determine the fate of much of the world’s soils, and soil... J. Norton, H. Rodgers, L. Van diepen

2. Soil Water and Plant Canopy Sensor Technologies to Optimize Water and Nutrient Use

In many respects, agricultural technology is doing things now that were only imagined 20 to 30 years ago. Yet, grower tools that provide information and actionable knowledge on water and nutrient availability still remain a challenge. Clearly, rapid development of data transfer and processing platforms to date has provided rich maps of grower fields with overlays of location-specific information but their utility is still limited by our ability to accurately measure the parameters that are the... C. Campbell, N. Hansen, B. Hopkins, S. Evans, E. Campbell, A. Campbell, L. Rivera, D. Cobos

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3. Canola Roots of Water and Nitrogen Use Efficiency: New Lessons for PNW Wheat Growers

The semi-arid inland Pacific Northwest (iPNW) has primarily produced wheat for 125 years due to favorable climate, soils, economics and policy drivers. Shifting drivers over the past decade related to energy, climate change, regional and global markets have created new opportunities for the integration of canola into iPNW wheat-dominated rotations. Traditional wheat grower mindsets required an agronomic reboot, forged by an understanding of canola vs. wheat physio morphology, an explosion of variety... W. Pan, T. Maaz, I. Madsen, W. Hammac, M. Reese

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