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Loo, M

Webb, B

Blaylock, A

Zerihun, D

Horneck, D

Slaton, N.A

Karlen, D

Pearce, A.W

Boydston, R

Zemetra, R

Janni, K

Owens, J

Philpott, S

Pierce, F

Collins, D

Robison, C

Shimabuku, R

Reese, M

De, M

Desjardins, M

Hopkins, T.J

Gunderson, L

Johnson, L

Collins, H

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Stacey, N

Collins, D

Lyons, S.E

Spargo, J.T

Osmond, D.L

Pearce, A.W

Slaton, N.A

Arthur, D.K

Kleinman, P.J

McGrath, J.M

Webb, B

Hopkins, B

Ellsworth, J

Barben, S

Nichols, B

Jolley, V

Deenik, J

Fukuda, S

Hamasaki, R

Shimabuku, R

Uchida, R

Webb, B

Hopkins, B

Ellsworth, J

Jolley, V

Callahan, R

Carter, P

Van Vleet, S

Perry, E

Young, S

Pierce, F

Horneck, D

Webb, B

Hopkins, B

LeMonte, J

Taysom, T

Jolley, V

Hopkins, B

Webb, B

Marcroft, K

Christenson, R

Jolley, V

Moore, A

Alva, A

Collins, H

Boydston, R

Webb, B

Hopkins, B

Pletsch, M

Cook, D

Vickery, M

Jolley, V

Sullivan, D

Costello, R

Bryla, D

Strik, B

Owens, J

Hopkins, B

Webb, B

Hill, M

Ransom, C

Sullivan, D

Horneck, D

Holcomb, J

Clough, G

Holcomb, J

Horneck, D

Clough, G

Sullivan, D

Smith, R

Blaylock, A

Ellison, E

Sanchez, C

Blaylock, A

Cahn, M

Hartz, T

Smith, R

Noel, B

Johnson, L

Melton, F

Del Moro, S

Sullivan, D

Horneck, D

Sullivan, D

Light, S

Horneck, D

Pearce, A.W

Johns, J

Robinson, D

Hansen, N

Pan, W

Maaz, T

Madsen, I

Hammac, W

Reese, M

Ippolito, J

Bjorneberg, D

Stott, D

Karlen, D

Deenik, J

Loo, M

De, M

Moore, A

Mikkelsen, R

Evans, S

Hansen, N

Blaylock, A

Sannar, L.K

Hopkins, B.G

Hopkins, T.J

Ellickson, S

Moore, A

Zemetra, R

Hagerty, C

Blaylock, A

Philpott, S

Tao, H

Schroeder, K

Desjardins, M

Bary, A

Ippolito, J

Cappellazzi, S

Liptzin, D

Griffin-LaHue, D

Sanchez, C.A

Zerihun, D

Bohl Bormann, N.L

Wilson, M.L

Cortus, E.L

Janni, K

Silverstein, K

Gunderson, L

Cahn, M

Smith, R

Johnson, L

Melton, F

Schott, L

Robison, C

Brooks, E

Bjorneberg, D

Nouwakpo, K

Hopkins, B

Nelson, S.V

Cardon, G

Lawley, J

Hopkins, T.J

Nelson, S.V

Lawley, J

Hopkins, T.J

Cardon, G

Hopkins, B

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Manure and Compost Management

Soil Fertility and Soil Health Testing

Environmental and Agricultural Nutrient Management

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Nutrient Cycling in Regenerative Agriculture

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1. Ammonia Volatilization from Urea Vs. Alternative Nitrogen Fertilizers Substantial ammonia (NH3) volatilization can occur from surface application of urea on sandy soils with low pH buffering capacity such as those in the semi-arid Columbia Basin. Previous studies have reported loss of up to 60% of urea-N as ammonia on these soils. The objective of this study was to quantify ammonia loss per acre for urea and for alternative N fertilizer products, including: sulfur-coated urea (SCU), urea coated with NBPT urease inhibitor (urea + Agrotain), ammonium sulfate... S. Del moro, D. Sullivan, D. Horneck
2. Improving Phosphorus Use Efficiency with Carbond P Phosphorus (P) fertilizer is integral for maximizing crop production and is used abundantly to achieve desired yields. However, reduction of P fertilizer is warranted, as it is the primary source of nutrient pollution in surface waters (eutrophication leading to hypoxia) and is derived from non-renewable mineral resources. Two research studies were conducted in 2009 to evaluate a new fertilizer product, Carbond® P against traditional fertilizers ammonium polyphosphate (APP) and monoammonium... B. Hopkins, B. Webb, M. Hill, C. Ransom Download paper
3. Sus-Terra Enhanced Efficiency Phosphorus Fertilizer on Potato Grown in Calcareous Soil Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) has a relatively high demand for phosphorus (P), especially on calcareous soil where the availability of P in hindered by poor solubility. Sus-Terra is claimed to be an enhanced efficiency fertilizer compared to other P sources. The objective of this trial was to evaluate the differences in uptake efficiency and yield for multiple P sources compared to a no P control applied to Russet Burbank potato. Field trials with six replications in a RCBD were... L.K. Sannar, B.G. Hopkins, T.J. Hopkins Download paper

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1. Ammonia Volatilization from Urea Vs. Alternative Nitrogen Fertilizers

Substantial ammonia (NH3) volatilization can occur from surface application of urea on sandy soils with low pH buffering capacity such as those in the semi-arid Columbia Basin. Previous studies have reported loss of up to 60% of urea-N as ammonia on these soils. The objective of this study was to quantify ammonia loss per acre for urea and for alternative N fertilizer products, including: sulfur-coated urea (SCU), urea coated with NBPT urease inhibitor (urea + Agrotain), ammonium sulfate... S. Del moro, D. Sullivan, D. Horneck

2. Improving Phosphorus Use Efficiency with Carbond P

Phosphorus (P) fertilizer is integral for maximizing crop production and is used abundantly to achieve desired yields. However, reduction of P fertilizer is warranted, as it is the primary source of nutrient pollution in surface waters (eutrophication leading to hypoxia) and is derived from non-renewable mineral resources. Two research studies were conducted in 2009 to evaluate a new fertilizer product, Carbond® P against traditional fertilizers ammonium polyphosphate (APP) and monoammonium... B. Hopkins, B. Webb, M. Hill, C. Ransom

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3. Sus-Terra Enhanced Efficiency Phosphorus Fertilizer on Potato Grown in Calcareous Soil

Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) has a relatively high demand for phosphorus (P), especially on calcareous soil where the availability of P in hindered by poor solubility. Sus-Terra is claimed to be an enhanced efficiency fertilizer compared to other P sources. The objective of this trial was to evaluate the differences in uptake efficiency and yield for multiple P sources compared to a no P control applied to Russet Burbank potato. Field trials with six replications in a RCBD were... L.K. Sannar, B.G. Hopkins, T.J. Hopkins

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