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Anderson, B.E

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Shapiro, C.A

Anderson, B.E

Moomaw, R.S

Daverede, I

Kravchenko, A

Hoeft, R.G

Nafziger, E.D

Bullock, D.G

Simmons, F.W

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1. Effect of Nitrogen Rate and time of Application on Mefluidide Treated Smooth Brome Livestock producers who graze beef cattle or dairy animals usually have an abundance of pasture during spring when cool-season grasses grow rapidly. As hot, summer weather arrives, cool-season grasses cease vegetative growth and produce seed. Forage quality decreases as the grasses become dormant. Without alternative pastures or forages, cool season pastures become over-grazed and cattle performance is reduced. Using pastures composed of warm-season grasses that produce maximum dry matter during... Download paper
2. Effects of Soil Test, Tillage, and Manure and Fertilizer Application Method on Phosphorus Runoff Loss of phosphorus from agricultural lands into surface waters is of growing environmental concein. Phosphorus transported by surface runoff often ends up in streams and lakes and accelerates eutrophication, which affects the ability to use the water for drinking, fishing. recreation. etc (Foy and Withers, 1995). The niajor mechanisms by which agriculture contributes phosphorus to surface water is through runoff and erosion (Sharpley et al., 1994). Controlling run~ff and erosion from agricultural... Download paper

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1. Effect of Nitrogen Rate and time of Application on Mefluidide Treated Smooth Brome

Livestock producers who graze beef cattle or dairy animals usually have an abundance of pasture during spring when cool-season grasses grow rapidly. As hot, summer weather arrives, cool-season grasses cease vegetative growth and produce seed. Forage quality decreases as the grasses become dormant. Without alternative pastures or forages, cool season pastures become over-grazed and cattle performance is reduced. Using pastures composed of warm-season grasses that produce maximum dry matter during...

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2. Effects of Soil Test, Tillage, and Manure and Fertilizer Application Method on Phosphorus Runoff

Loss of phosphorus from agricultural lands into surface waters is of growing environmental concein. Phosphorus transported by surface runoff often ends up in streams and lakes and accelerates eutrophication, which affects the ability to use the water for drinking, fishing. recreation. etc (Foy and Withers, 1995). The niajor mechanisms by which agriculture contributes phosphorus to surface water is through runoff and erosion (Sharpley et al., 1994). Controlling run~ff and erosion from agricultural...

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