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Ahola, J

Anderson, A.J

Arthur, D.K

Bjorneberg, D

Bjorneberg, D.L

Bremer, E

Britt, D.W

Bronson, K.F

Brown, P.H

Brummer, J

Buck, R.L

Bush, T.V

Carpenter-Boggs, L

Carter, P

Cartwright, A

Cole, D.L

Collins, D

Crowe, V

D'Agati, K

Dari, B

Davenport, J.R

Davis, A.G

DeVetter, L.W

Deakin, J.W

Donaldson, A

Dungan, R

Evans, C

Fahning, S.R

Fernandez, F.G

Fransen, S

Geary, B.T

Gent, D

Ghimire, R

Gonzalez-Mateu, M

Greer, K

Griffin, D

Griffin-LaHue, D

Haas, S

Harrison, J

Heidenreich, D.T

Helseth, C

Hoheisel, G.A

Hopkins, B

Hopkins, B.G

Hortin, J

Horwath, W

Housman, M

Huggins, D

Huggins, D.R

Ippolito, J

Jacobson, A.R

Jayawardena, D.M

Jeliazkova, E

Jones, C

Khalsa, S.S

Kleinman, P.J

Kobza, S.J

Lambert, A.M

Llewellyn, D

Loomis, G

Lyons, S.E

Marshall, J

McGrath, J.M

McIlquham, M

McLean, J.E

Mcilquham, M

Michel, L

Miller, P

Miller, R

Moore, A

Moore, E

Nichol, C

Norberg, S

Norton, J

Norton, U

Olsen, D

Osmond, D.L

Peachey, R.E

Pearce, A.W

Potter, M

Reganold, J

Reganold, J.P

Rhoades, R

Rieser, C

Rodgers, H

Rogers, C

Salehin, S

Sarpong, K

Sarpong, K.A

Schroeder, K

Seely, C.J

Shafian, S

Shawver, C

Shiwakoti, S

Slaton, N.A

Spackman, J.A

Spargo, J.T

Sparks, D

Spring, J

Stacey, N

Stapley, S

Stapley, S.H

Steenwerth, K

Sullivan, D

Tallman, S

Tarkalson, D

Tarkalson, D.D

Thurgood, G

Van Vleet, S

Verhoeven, B

Walsh, O.S

Weisshaar, E.M

Whitefield, L

Wiebe, J

Wieme, R

Wilson, T

Yi, Q

Zabinski, C

Zapata, D

Zhu-Barker, X

van Diepen, L

Topics

Soil Fertility and Soil Health Testing

Manure and Compost Management

Recycled and Repurposed Nutrient Sources

Liming and Soil Acidity

Fertilizer Evaluations

Crop Nutrient Management

Nutrient Management of Agronomic Crops

Nutrient Management of Horticultural Crops

Organic Amendments, Cover Crops, and Soil Health

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2021

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1. Comparative Analysis of Soil Tests for Soil Health and Nutrient Management Options for soil tests to address soil health and nutrient management objectives have diversified. We compare different soil test methods to evaluate their similarities for providing recommendations. Traditional soil tests, ion exchange membranes and analyses using the Haney Soil Health Nutrient Tool and Soil Health Index were compared for soil sampled from long-term cropping system trials near Ritzville Washington and from the R.J. Cook Agronomy Farm near Pullman WA. Despite strong... D. Huggins, C. Rieser, J. Reganold Download paper
2. Dairy Manure and Fertilizer Effects on Microbial Activity of an Idaho Soil Dairy manure applications that have occurred in the past can have long-term lingering effects on crop production. Understanding the cause is important for current and future management practices. This study was conducted to assess selected microbial activity among past manure application rates. In a past study (2014-2016) in Kimberly Idaho, historic manure applications have been shown to have significant positive and negative effects on sugar beet production. The manure treatment histor... D.D. Tarkalson, R. Dungan, D. Bjorneberg
3. Developing a Soil Health Assessment Framework for Specialty Crop Systems and Soils of Washington State To ensure productive soils, agricultural sustainability, and food security, it is vital to maintain and improve soil health. However, over the decades, intensive agricultural practices have led to a decline in soil health. While most of these intensive agricultural practices negatively affect soil health, research has shown that it is possible to resuscitate soils with practices such as over cropping, and crop rotation. Much of the research on soil health in the US has been done in agronomic ... K.A. Sarpong, M. Mcilquham, L. Michel, D. Griffin
4. Soil Health Changes Following Transition from an Annual Cropping to Perennial Management-Intensive Grazing Agroecosystem Management-intensive Grazing (MiG) on irrigated, perennial pastures has steadily increased in the western US due to pressure for reducing public lands grazing, overall declining land available for pasture, and decreasing commodity prices. However, there are still many unknowns regarding MiG and its environmental impact, especially with regards to soil health. Over a two-year period, we studied changes in soil health under a full-scale, 82 ha pivot-irrigated perennial pasture system grazed wit... J. Ippolito, C. Shawver, J. Brummer, J. Ahola, R. Rhoades

Filter results4 paper(s) found.

1. Comparative Analysis of Soil Tests for Soil Health and Nutrient Management

Options for soil tests to address soil health and nutrient management objectives have diversified. We compare different soil test methods to evaluate their similarities for providing recommendations. Traditional soil tests, ion exchange membranes and analyses using the Haney Soil Health Nutrient Tool and Soil Health Index were compared for soil sampled from long-term cropping system trials near Ritzville Washington and from the R.J. Cook Agronomy Farm near Pullman WA. Despite strong... D. Huggins, C. Rieser, J. Reganold

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2. Dairy Manure and Fertilizer Effects on Microbial Activity of an Idaho Soil

Dairy manure applications that have occurred in the past can have long-term lingering effects on crop production. Understanding the cause is important for current and future management practices. This study was conducted to assess selected microbial activity among past manure application rates. In a past study (2014-2016) in Kimberly Idaho, historic manure applications have been shown to have significant positive and negative effects on sugar beet production. The manure treatment histor... D.D. Tarkalson, R. Dungan, D. Bjorneberg

3. Developing a Soil Health Assessment Framework for Specialty Crop Systems and Soils of Washington State

To ensure productive soils, agricultural sustainability, and food security, it is vital to maintain and improve soil health. However, over the decades, intensive agricultural practices have led to a decline in soil health. While most of these intensive agricultural practices negatively affect soil health, research has shown that it is possible to resuscitate soils with practices such as over cropping, and crop rotation. Much of the research on soil health in the US has been done in agronomic ... K.A. Sarpong, M. Mcilquham, L. Michel, D. Griffin

4. Soil Health Changes Following Transition from an Annual Cropping to Perennial Management-Intensive Grazing Agroecosystem

Management-intensive Grazing (MiG) on irrigated, perennial pastures has steadily increased in the western US due to pressure for reducing public lands grazing, overall declining land available for pasture, and decreasing commodity prices. However, there are still many unknowns regarding MiG and its environmental impact, especially with regards to soil health. Over a two-year period, we studied changes in soil health under a full-scale, 82 ha pivot-irrigated perennial pasture system grazed wit... J. Ippolito, C. Shawver, J. Brummer, J. Ahola, R. Rhoades