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Adeyemi, O

Adjesiwor, A

Ahola, J

Ali, H

Anderson, A.J

Andrews, J

Angeles, J

Atoloye, I

Auld, R

Baker, M

Barnes, M

Bell, G

Bevan, J

Bjorneberg, D

Bjorneberg, D.L

Black, B

Boren, D

Bremer, E

Britt, D.W

Brummer, J

Buck, R

Buck, R.L

Bugbee, B

Burke, J.A

Bush, T

Bush, T.V

Buss, J

Butler, C

Callister, D

Campbell, C

Cardon, G

Carlock, E

Cartwright, A

Chen, K

Chen, L

Christensen, R.C

Clark, N

Cole, D

Cole, D.L

Collins, C

Cox, A

Coyotl, A

Creech, E

Crowe, V

Dahlberg, J

Das, A.K

Davis, A.G

Deakin, J.W

Deep, K

Despain, D

Driver, J.P

Dungan, R

Ellickson, S

Fahning, S

Fahning, S.R

Fernandez, F.G

Findlay, R

Fisher, J

Flint, E

Foster, M.J

Foster-Malone, J.L

Fransen, S

Gale, J

Geary, B.T

Ghimire, R

Gibbons, J

Gonzalez-Mateu, M

Greer, K

Griffin, D

Griffin-LaHue, D

Hagerty, C

Hansen, N

Hansen, N.C

Harrison, J

Hatch, J

He, B

Heaton, K

Heerema, R

Heidenreich, D.T

Helseth, C

Hodges, R

Hong, Z

Hopkins, A

Hopkins, B

Hopkins, B.G

Hopkins, T

Hopkins, T.J

Hortin, J

Horwath, W.R

Howard, N

Huggins, D.R

Hutmacher, R

Ioannou, J.D

Ippolito, J

Islam, M

Jacobsen, T

Jacobson, A.R

Jayawardena, D.M

Jeliazkova, E

Jenkins, A

Jensen, R.R

Kerr, R

Khalsa, S.S

Kitchen, B

Kobza, S.J

Kulesza, S.B

Lambert, A.M

Lawley, J

LeMonte, J.J

Lewis, K.L

Llewellyn, D

Loera, E

Long, R

Mackey, E

Madsen, I

Marshall, J

McIlquham, M

McLean, J.E

Mcilquham, M

Messman, C.H

Michel, L

Mookodi, K

Mookodi, K.L

Moore, A

Moore, E

Moore, J

Murch, J

Nelson, M

Nelson, S

Nelson, S.V

Neuman, J

Norberg, S

Norris, A

Norton, J

Norton, U

Okorie, B

Olsen, D

Pace, M

Palmer, M

Pandey, J

Philpott, S

Potter, M

Pound, C

Price, S

Reganold, J.P

Reid, C

Reid, R

Rhoades, R

Ritchie, R

Rodgers, H

Rogers, C

Rund, L

Rund, Q

Russell, K

Sagers, J

Salehin, S

Salihin, F.B

Sanchez, C

Sannar, L.K

Sannar, R.E

Sarpong, K

Sarpong, K.A

Schroeder, K

Searle, T

Seely, C

Seely, C.J

Shafian, S

Shawver, C

Spackman, J

Spackman, J.A

Sparks, D

Spring, J

Stapley, S

Stapley, S.H

Sullivan, D

Sullivan, T

Svedin, J

Tao, H

Tarkalson, D

Tarkalson, D.D

Tobin, M

Valencia, M

Verhoeven, B

Walsh, O

Walsh, O.S

Weigel, A

Whitaker, C.C

Whitefield, L

Williams, J

Wilson, T

Woolley, E

Woolley, R

Yost, M

Yost, M.A

Young, K

Zemetra, R

Zhang, Y

van Diepen, L

Topics

Fertilizer Evaluations

Crop Nutrient Management

Organic Amendments, Cover Crops, and Soil Health

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Environmental and Agricultural Nutrient Management

Nutrient Cycling in Regenerative Agriculture

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1. Development of a Constrained Resource Model to Support Intercropping Decisions Crop producers are interested in intercropping due to its’ potential to increase profitability, yield stability and sustainability. Our objective was to extend a simulation model to forecast crop yields (PRS® CropCaster®) to pulse-oilseed intercrops. This tool would provide crop producers with forecasts of yields of each crop component under different management and environmental conditions. Based on competition for fertilizer 15... E. Bremer, I. Madsen, K. Greer Download paper
2. Nitrogen Management to Increase Cotton Production in Conservation Cropping Systems The use of conservation management practices, like cover crops and no-tillage, is common in semi-arid cropping systems to reduce wind erosion. However, the use of these practices can also reduce cotton lint yield. The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of nitrogen (N) management in conservation cropping systems to increase cotton lint yield. Two experiments were conducted at the Agricultural Complex for Advanced Research and Extension Systems in Lamesa, TX, USA. The first exper... J.A. Burke, K.L. Lewis, J.L. Foster-malone Download paper
3. Soil Greenhouse Gas Dynamics in Response to Dairy Manure Compost in an Almond Orchard Application of dairy manure compost in soils under almond production may confer benefits such as increased carbon sequestration, improved crop nutrient use efficiency, and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Elucidating the mechanisms of greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation is a primary concern in the management of agricultural soils and it is directly linked to nutrient management. Presently, agricultural soils account for 11.2% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Of particular concern i... A. Coyotl, J. Murch, S.S. Khalsa, W.R. Horwath Download paper

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1. Development of a Constrained Resource Model to Support Intercropping Decisions

Crop producers are interested in intercropping due to its’ potential to increase profitability, yield stability and sustainability. Our objective was to extend a simulation model to forecast crop yields (PRS® CropCaster®) to pulse-oilseed intercrops. This tool would provide crop producers with forecasts of yields of each crop component under different management and environmental conditions. Based on competition for fertilizer 15... E. Bremer, I. Madsen, K. Greer

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2. Nitrogen Management to Increase Cotton Production in Conservation Cropping Systems

The use of conservation management practices, like cover crops and no-tillage, is common in semi-arid cropping systems to reduce wind erosion. However, the use of these practices can also reduce cotton lint yield. The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of nitrogen (N) management in conservation cropping systems to increase cotton lint yield. Two experiments were conducted at the Agricultural Complex for Advanced Research and Extension Systems in Lamesa, TX, USA. The first exper... J.A. Burke, K.L. Lewis, J.L. Foster-malone

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3. Soil Greenhouse Gas Dynamics in Response to Dairy Manure Compost in an Almond Orchard

Application of dairy manure compost in soils under almond production may confer benefits such as increased carbon sequestration, improved crop nutrient use efficiency, and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Elucidating the mechanisms of greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation is a primary concern in the management of agricultural soils and it is directly linked to nutrient management. Presently, agricultural soils account for 11.2% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Of particular concern i... A. Coyotl, J. Murch, S.S. Khalsa, W.R. Horwath

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