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Cavers, C

Sager, S

Parent, G

Maharjan, B

Ghimire, D

Creech, C

Easterly, A

Mueller, N

Santra, D

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1. Manitoba Corn Meets 4-R Nitrogen Management (Year 2): Effects on Crop Performance and the Environment Replicated corn trials to evaluate previous research on fertilizer technologies were conducted in 2015 under farm conditions at three sites Manitoba as well as in Quebec. Sites were located northwest of Elm Creek, MB on a loamy fine sand, near Carman, MB on a loamy very fine sand and at Culross, MB (southeast of Elm Creek) on a Red River clay. Treatments in the Manitoba trials included: a zero N Check; three rates of urea/ESN (50% each by weight) broadcast/incorporated prior to planting;... C. Cavers, S. Sager, G. Parent Download paper
2. Improving Nitrogen Management in Dryland Winter Wheat Production in Nebraska Wheat producers in Nebraska endured a significant loss in profit due to reduced grain protein in years that had wet springs such as in 2016 and 2017. Among many potential factors, soil nitrogen (N) is the most central factor that affects protein levels in wheat. To investigate the effect of N on wheat grain yield and protein content, field trials across the State were initiated in 2018. The specific objectives of the field study were to evaluate the effects of different N rates and application...

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1. Manitoba Corn Meets 4-R Nitrogen Management (Year 2): Effects on Crop Performance and the Environment

Replicated corn trials to evaluate previous research on fertilizer technologies were conducted in 2015 under farm conditions at three sites Manitoba as well as in Quebec. Sites were located northwest of Elm Creek, MB on a loamy fine sand, near Carman, MB on a loamy very fine sand and at Culross, MB (southeast of Elm Creek) on a Red River clay. Treatments in the Manitoba trials included: a zero N Check; three rates of urea/ESN (50% each by weight) broadcast/incorporated prior to planting;... C. Cavers, S. Sager, G. Parent

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2. Improving Nitrogen Management in Dryland Winter Wheat Production in Nebraska

Wheat producers in Nebraska endured a significant loss in profit due to reduced grain protein in years that had wet springs such as in 2016 and 2017. Among many potential factors, soil nitrogen (N) is the most central factor that affects protein levels in wheat. To investigate the effect of N on wheat grain yield and protein content, field trials across the State were initiated in 2018. The specific objectives of the field study were to evaluate the effects of different N rates and application...