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Adamchuk, V.I

Andraski, T.W

Bartusevicius, C

Blackmer, A.M

Bollero, G.A

Boring, T.J

Bundy, L.G

Casseman, K

Chong, S.K

Clodfelter, H.L

Cánepa, M

Daley, B.E

Dobermann, A

Dygert, C

Ebelhar, S.A

Ferguson, R

Fixen, P.E

Francis, D.D

Froehlich, D

Gehl, R.J

Gelderman, R

Gonzalez, M

Hart, C.D

Heard, J

Hergert, G

Hernandez, J

Hoeft, R.G

Irmak, S

Killom, R

Kitchen, N.R

Klubek, B

Laboski, C

Lamb, J.A

Lee, C.D

Leep, R

Lentz, E.M

M Laboski, C.A

Mallarino, A.P

Mengel, D

Moore, J

Mullen, R.W

Murdock, L.W

Nafziger, E.D

Osborne, S.L

Polizotto, K

Randall, G.W

Rehm, G

Rehm, G.W

Roberts, D.F

Rogovska, N.P

Sawyer, J.E

Scharf, P.C

Schepers, J.S

Schwab, G.J

Shanahan, J.F

Shapiro, C

Smith, T

Snapp, S.S

Sneller, E.G

Snyder, C.S

Sudduth, K.A

Sundermeier, A

Tarkalson, D

Thelen, K.D

Tucker, D

Varvel, G.E

Viswakumar, A

Vyn, T.J

Walters, D

Walters, D.T

Warncke, D.D

Weinkauf, A

Weinkauf, A.M

Whitaker, W.W

Wilhelm, W.W

Wingeyer, A.B

Wortmann, C

Young, B.D

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1. Nitrogen Fertilization for Wheat Grown on Wet Soils Kentucky wheat production has declined fiom 530,000 acres in 1996 to 320,000 acres currently. During this time, the state average yield has increased at a rate of approximately 1.5 bushels per acre per year reaching a record high of 71 bula this year (USDA NASS, 2006). While some of the increased yield can be attributed to genetic improvements, much of the positive yield response is due to producers removing marginal soil from production. With the projection of higher wheat prices, many Kentucky... Download paper
2. Silage Specific Corn Hybrids for Silage Production in Kentucky Four corn hybrid types at three plant densities and two nitrogen rates were evaluated for forage yield, forage quality and ensiled quality. The four hybrid types included nutri-dense (ND), waxy (WX), leafy (LF), and dual-purpose (DP); while the three target plant densities were 54 000, 68 000, and 81 000 plants ha; and the nitrogen rates were 134 and 224 kg ha". WX consistently had low forage and grain yields compared with the otl~er types. When averaged over nitrogen rate and hybrid: plant dens... Download paper

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1. Nitrogen Fertilization for Wheat Grown on Wet Soils

Kentucky wheat production has declined fiom 530,000 acres in 1996 to 320,000 acres currently. During this time, the state average yield has increased at a rate of approximately 1.5 bushels per acre per year reaching a record high of 71 bula this year (USDA NASS, 2006). While some of the increased yield can be attributed to genetic improvements, much of the positive yield response is due to producers removing marginal soil from production. With the projection of higher wheat prices, many Kentucky...

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2. Silage Specific Corn Hybrids for Silage Production in Kentucky

Four corn hybrid types at three plant densities and two nitrogen rates were evaluated for forage yield, forage quality and ensiled quality. The four hybrid types included nutri-dense (ND), waxy (WX), leafy (LF), and dual-purpose (DP); while the three target plant densities were 54 000, 68 000, and 81 000 plants ha; and the nitrogen rates were 134 and 224 kg ha". WX consistently had low forage and grain yields compared with the otl~er types. When averaged over nitrogen rate and hybrid: plant dens...

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