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Thompson, L.B

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Thompson, L.B

Mallarino, A.P

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1. Plant Availability of Phosphorus From Struvite Produced During Corn Bioenergy Processing There is strong interest on recovering nutrients from the waste stream of industrial processing of crop biomass for bioenergy so they can be efficiently utilized as fertilizer materials. Phosphorus (P) can recovered as struvite [NH 4Mg(PO4).6H2O] from the aqueous stream. A low P water- solubility in struvite and previous research with the pure mineral or struvite precipitated from liquid animal manure suggest a slow-release of P from struvite. However, a recent short-term greenhouse study in Iowa... Download paper
2. The Nitrogen Index as a Tool to Reduce Nitrogen Loss to the Environment Continued population growth creates a need for increased productivity of agricultural systems around the world. Increased agricultural productivity will be needed to support a population that is anticipated to have an additional 2.5 billion people by the year 2050. Nitrogen was part of the 20th century�۪s green revolution. Nitrogen continues to be essential for the viability and sustainability of agricultural systems that are important for feeding the growing global population. It is well known... Download paper

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1. Plant Availability of Phosphorus From Struvite Produced During Corn Bioenergy Processing

There is strong interest on recovering nutrients from the waste stream of industrial processing of crop biomass for bioenergy so they can be efficiently utilized as fertilizer materials. Phosphorus (P) can recovered as struvite [NH 4Mg(PO4).6H2O] from the aqueous stream. A low P water- solubility in struvite and previous research with the pure mineral or struvite precipitated from liquid animal manure suggest a slow-release of P from struvite. However, a recent short-term greenhouse study in Iowa...

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2. The Nitrogen Index as a Tool to Reduce Nitrogen Loss to the Environment

Continued population growth creates a need for increased productivity of agricultural systems around the world. Increased agricultural productivity will be needed to support a population that is anticipated to have an additional 2.5 billion people by the year 2050. Nitrogen was part of the 20th century�۪s green revolution. Nitrogen continues to be essential for the viability and sustainability of agricultural systems that are important for feeding the growing global population. It is well known...

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