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Barbagelata, P.A

Grove, J

Lamond, R.A

Baum, M

Derdall, C

Harms, C.L

Lamond, R.E

Tomlinson, P

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Berg, S

Sexton, P

Gelderman, R

Bly, A

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Ritchey, E

Grove, J

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Lamond, R.E

Whitney, D.A

Bonczkowski, L.C

Hickman, J.S

Bonczkowski, L.C

Lamond, R.E

Whitney, D.A

Harms, C.L

Beuerlein, J.E

Oplinger, E.S

Lamond, R.E

Whitney, D.A

Vigil, M.F

Kissel, D.E

Lamond, R.E

Thomas, W.L

Whitney, D.A

Maddux, L.D

Gordon, W.B

Martin, V.L

Lamond, R.E

Wesley, T.L

Lamond, R.E

Gordon, W.B

Niehues, B.J

Olsen, C.J

Leikam, D.F

Lamond, R.E

Mengel, D.B

Ferdinand, L.J

Lamond, R.E

Gordon, W.B

Janssen, K.A

Godsey, C.B

Janssen, K.A

Gordon, W.B

Lamond, R.A

Clover, M.W

Mallarino, A.P

Barbagelata, P.A

Carver, R

Nelson, N

Kluitenberg, G

Roozeboom, K

Tomlinson, P

Grove, J

Ritchey, E

Shockley, J

Fleming, W

Ritchey, E

Teutsch, C

Grove, J

Archontoulis, S

Castellano, M

Miller, M

Baum, M

Osman, R

Grove, J

Ritchey, E

Platero, M

Morinigo Ferreira, P

Ruiz Diaz, D

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1. Effects of Chloride Rates and Sources on Winter Wheat in Kansas On wheat, and some other cereal grains, chloride has been reported to have an effect on plant diseases, either suppressing the disease organism or causing the plant to be able to withstand infection. It is hypothesized that yield increases are due to these effects. Researchers from several states have been able to show yield increases from chloride containing fertilizers. The most common source is potassium chloride, KC1. In many cases, soil test potassium levels are high, and most soil test recommendations... Download paper
2. Intensive Wheat Managent in the Corn Belt Intensive wheat management (ICX) is based on European cropping systems including narrow row spacing, precise seeding rates, multiple nitrogen (N) fertilizer application, fungicide application for disease control, and plant growth regulator (PGR) application for lodging control. Components of this cropping system were compared to current recommended management (CRM) practices with 12 varieties during 1986-87. The purpose for the experiment was to determine the responsiveness of soft winter wheat varieties... Download paper

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1. Effects of Chloride Rates and Sources on Winter Wheat in Kansas

On wheat, and some other cereal grains, chloride has been reported to have an effect on plant diseases, either suppressing the disease organism or causing the plant to be able to withstand infection. It is hypothesized that yield increases are due to these effects. Researchers from several states have been able to show yield increases from chloride containing fertilizers. The most common source is potassium chloride, KC1. In many cases, soil test potassium levels are high, and most soil test recommendations...

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2. Intensive Wheat Managent in the Corn Belt

Intensive wheat management (ICX) is based on European cropping systems including narrow row spacing, precise seeding rates, multiple nitrogen (N) fertilizer application, fungicide application for disease control, and plant growth regulator (PGR) application for lodging control. Components of this cropping system were compared to current recommended management (CRM) practices with 12 varieties during 1986-87. The purpose for the experiment was to determine the responsiveness of soft winter wheat varieties...

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