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Guldan, S
Graybill, D
Gleason, J
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Ulery, A
Flynn, R
Walser, R
Weiss, M
Guldan, S
Flynn, R
Walworth, J
Davenport, J
Ulery, A
Bloedel, D
Gleason, J
Graybill, D
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1. Digital Tools to Improve Sustainable Agriculture Practices

Visualizations have been shown to promote learning and understanding and to aid in analysis and problem solving. Many concepts in agriculture are well suited to demonstrations that are used in classroom settings or part of training events. However, many demonstrations are difficult to seed in a large setting, or take more time than can be allotted. A series of demonstrations were either filmed or created in animation to provide a digital means by which trainers could more easily train their students,... R. Flynn, J. Walworth, J. Davenport, A. Ulery, D. Bloedel, J. Gleason

2. Nitrogen Mineralization of Dairy Manure in a Calcareous Soil Under Field Conditions

Understanding N transformations in fields receiving dairy manure applications is an important component of managing this nutrient source to maximize crop profitability and reduce environmental damage. The objective of this study was to determine the net N mineralization from field applied dairy cow manure to a Portneuf silt loam as affected by application rate, application frequency, and naturally fluctuating temperatures throughout the growing season. This study was conducted in a field located... D. Graybill

3. Cover Crops and Compost Amendments for Organic Grape Production

Increased costs of fertilizers that rely on petroleum products coupled with increased pest control and transportation costs has prompted more management practices that can make use of local waste products and utilize cover crops to reduce purchased inputs. A burgeoning wine industry could benefit from organic production techniques; however, their effects on vine growth and grape quality have not been explored in New Mexico. Alternative vineyard floor management systems were evaluated for organic... A. Ulery, R. Flynn, R. Walser, M. Weiss, S. Guldan