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Spargo, J

Jensen, R.R

Pan, W

Rodgers, H

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Norton, J

Rodgers, H

van Diepen, L

Madsen, I

Pan, W

Stapley, S.H

Whitaker, C.C

Hansen, N.C

Christensen, R.C

Jensen, R.R

Yost, M.A

Hopkins, B.G

Yost, M

Slaton, N

Spargo, J

Kaiser, D

Buol, G

Gatiboni, L

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Organic Amendments, Cover Crops, and Soil Health

4R's for N, P, K, S

Invited Oral Presentation

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Oral

Year

2021

2019

2023

2025

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1. Effects of Semiarid Wheat Agriculture on Soil Microbial Properties: A Review Agricultural management decisions on factors such as tillage, fertilization, and cropping system determine the fate of much of the world’s soils, and soil... J. Norton, H. Rodgers, L. Van diepen
2. Utilizing the 4Rs to Mitigate Ammonia Toxicity in Roots The banding of nutrients below the seed row is a common practice in dryland agricultural settings. However, banding below the seed row has been shown to hamper stand establishment and damage seedling root growth in a number of studies. The research presented here uses a novel and inexpensive imaging technique to assess the rate and source management options for reducing root damage when banding N fertilizers below the seed at planting. Survival analysis was conducted on canola... I. Madsen, W. Pan
3. Stacking 4R Nutrient Management: Potato The 4Rs of nutrient management are research-based guidelines with the aim to improve the sustainability of major cropping systems and the environment without compromising crop yield and quality. The term “4R” represents fertilizer applied at the Right rate with the Right source, Right timing, and Right placement. The objective of this project is to evaluate the interactions of individual and combined 4R management practices. In 2020, potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) was grown... S.H. Stapley, C.C. Whitaker, N.C. Hansen, R.C. Christensen, R.R. Jensen, M.A. Yost, B.G. Hopkins Download paper
4. What You Need to Know About the National Fertilizer Recommendation Team Called FRST The Fertilizer Recommendation Support Tool (FRST) team is a national effort to improve coordination of soil test recommendations in the United States. There are over 125 partners involved in FRST with representation of all four regional soil testing committees including WERA-103. The team has developed a national tool for P and K soil test calibrations (identifying critical soil test values for response to fertilizer), and are working on developing P and K calibration, tools for S calibration,... M. Yost, N. Slaton, J. Spargo, D. Kaiser, G. Buol, L. Gatiboni

Filter results4 paper(s) found.

1. Effects of Semiarid Wheat Agriculture on Soil Microbial Properties: A Review

Agricultural management decisions on factors such as tillage, fertilization, and cropping system determine the fate of much of the world’s soils, and soil... J. Norton, H. Rodgers, L. Van diepen

2. Utilizing the 4Rs to Mitigate Ammonia Toxicity in Roots

The banding of nutrients below the seed row is a common practice in dryland agricultural settings. However, banding below the seed row has been shown to hamper stand establishment and damage seedling root growth in a number of studies. The research presented here uses a novel and inexpensive imaging technique to assess the rate and source management options for reducing root damage when banding N fertilizers below the seed at planting. Survival analysis was conducted on canola... I. Madsen, W. Pan

3. Stacking 4R Nutrient Management: Potato

The 4Rs of nutrient management are research-based guidelines with the aim to improve the sustainability of major cropping systems and the environment without compromising crop yield and quality. The term “4R” represents fertilizer applied at the Right rate with the Right source, Right timing, and Right placement. The objective of this project is to evaluate the interactions of individual and combined 4R management practices. In 2020, potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) was grown... S.H. Stapley, C.C. Whitaker, N.C. Hansen, R.C. Christensen, R.R. Jensen, M.A. Yost, B.G. Hopkins

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4. What You Need to Know About the National Fertilizer Recommendation Team Called FRST

The Fertilizer Recommendation Support Tool (FRST) team is a national effort to improve coordination of soil test recommendations in the United States. There are over 125 partners involved in FRST with representation of all four regional soil testing committees including WERA-103. The team has developed a national tool for P and K soil test calibrations (identifying critical soil test values for response to fertilizer), and are working on developing P and K calibration, tools for S calibration,... M. Yost, N. Slaton, J. Spargo, D. Kaiser, G. Buol, L. Gatiboni