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Bly, A

Berg, S

Sexton, P

Gelderman, R

Coronel, E.G

Fernandez, G.G

Terry, R.E

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1. Corn Nitrogen Evaluation in South Dakota Current Nitrogen (N) recommendations for corn in South Dakota use an N rate calculator approach (yield goal x 1.2 â¤“ soil test Nitrate-N (0-2 ft) â¤“ legume credits â¤“ other credits such as manure application or N in starter fertilizers + 30 lbs N/a for no-till). The N coefficient has been modified in the past from 1.45 in 1975, to 1.3 in 1982 and currently 1.2 determined 1991. The N coefficient is in dire need of re-evaluation because... A. Bly, S. Berg, P. Sexton, R. Gelderman Download paper
2. Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Nitrogen Fertilizers In Illinois Nitrous oxide (N 2O) has a large global warming potential (GWP). Agricultural applications of nitrogen (N) contribute to N 2O emissions but it might be possible to mitigate such emissions through different N sources. We investigated the potential for anhydrous ammonia (AA), urea, and polymer coated urea (ESN) to mitigate N 2O emissions while enhancing corn (Zea mays L.) production. This three-year study was conducted in Champaign County, Illinois on highly productive mollisols during 2009 to 2011.... Download paper

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1. Corn Nitrogen Evaluation in South Dakota

Current Nitrogen (N) recommendations for corn in South Dakota use an N rate calculator approach (yield goal x 1.2 â¤“ soil test Nitrate-N (0-2 ft) â¤“ legume credits â¤“ other credits such as manure application or N in starter fertilizers + 30 lbs N/a for no-till). The N coefficient has been modified in the past from 1.45 in 1975, to 1.3 in 1982 and currently 1.2 determined 1991. The N coefficient is in dire need of re-evaluation because... A. Bly, S. Berg, P. Sexton, R. Gelderman

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2. Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Nitrogen Fertilizers In Illinois

Nitrous oxide (N 2O) has a large global warming potential (GWP). Agricultural applications of nitrogen (N) contribute to N 2O emissions but it might be possible to mitigate such emissions through different N sources. We investigated the potential for anhydrous ammonia (AA), urea, and polymer coated urea (ESN) to mitigate N 2O emissions while enhancing corn (Zea mays L.) production. This three-year study was conducted in Champaign County, Illinois on highly productive mollisols during 2009 to 2011....

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