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| Enviromental Implications of Biomass Fuel FFF Review Across-the-table effect will likely be felt on both fertilizer product use and on the knowledge-based services associated with using those products effectively.
Issue 58, Vol. 15, No. 4 - Fall 2007 - Pages 8-11 (PDF, 4 pages,
219 KB) |
| As Biofuels Enter The Food Chain What Is Next For Agriculture? Removal of corn residue would lead to decreases in vitally needed soil organic matter and increases in soil erosion. Issue 59, Vol. 16, No. 1 - Winter 2008 - Page 8-11
(PDF, 4 pages 357 KB) |
| How To Enhance Soil Organic Carbon
Sequestration Dr. Ardell Halvorson and Curtis Reule Texas studies show optimizing crop yields and reducing soil erosion via
proper management practices are paying dividends not only environmentally
but in crop yields as well.
Issue 57, Vol. 15, No. 3 - Spring 2007 - Pages
17-19 (PDF, 3 pages, 209 KB) |
| Let's Incorporate Nutrient Management Planning
Into Our Service-based Structure Dr. Paul Tracy Our goal should be to do so through mechanisms that make it a profitable and
sustainable endeavor for the for the landowner, crop producer and fertilizer
industry.
Issue 47, Vol. 13, No. 1 - Winter 2005 - Pages
17-19
(PDF, 3 pages, 30 KB) |
| Can Agriculture and Environmentalists Align
Interests? Dr. Kenneth G. Cassman Yes. By protecting biodiversity and water quality.
Issue 46, Vol. 12, No. 3 - Fall 2004 - Pages
8-11
(PDF, 3 pages, 154 KB) |
| Improving Nutrient Management Via Evolving
Strategies and New Technologies Drs. J.S. Schepers, S. Payton, D.D. Francis, and J. Shanahan Nebraska studies focus especially on nitrogen and its impact on the environment.
Issue 41, Vol. 11, No. 2 - Early Spring 2003 - Pages
18-22
(PDF, 4 pages, 30 KB) |
| One Answer to Global Warming: High-Yield Agriculture Bill
Lohry Increased crop yields could sequester more CO2 to help
mitigate emissions of fossil fuels while also supplying a hungry world with
more food.
Issue 21, Vol. 6, No. 2 - Spring 1998 - Pages 22-25 (PDF, 3 pages,
114 KB) |
| Precision Farming: One Key To Quality Water Dr. James S.
Schepers Author discusses the elements of site-specific management
that ensure maximum nutrient-use efficiency and environmental
stewardship.
Issue 13, Vol. 4, No. 2 - Spring 1996 - Pages 28-31 (PDF, 3
pages, 21.5 KB) |
| Fine-Tuning N For The Environment Dr. Raun Lohry Understanding the nature of N and how it can be managed are
essential to making fertilizer practices environmentally friendly.
Issue 12,
Vol. 4, No. 1 - Winter 1995 - Pages 24-27 (PDF, 3 pages, 98.5 KB) |
| Systems Agriculture At Open Grounds Farms Dr. John R.
Anderson, Jr. and Gabriele Onorato Precision fluid fertilizer and pesticide management protect
ecosystem at 44,000-acre site in North Carolina.
Issue 5, Vol. 2, No. 2 -
Winter 1994 - Pages 11-13 (PDF, 3 pages, 271 KB) |
| Conversion To Conservation-Till Will Help Reduce Atmospheric
Carbon Levels J.S. Kern and Dr. M.G. Johnson Study projects conversion to year 2020 and accompanying
reductions in soil organic carbon and fossil fuel emissions.
Issue 3, Vol. 1,
No. 3 - Fall 1993 - Pages 11-13 (PDF, 3 pages, 123 KB) |
| Environmental Stewardship/Efficient Crop Management Go
Hand-In-Hand Drs. John R. Anderson and H. Michael Linker Environmentally sound strategies for using fluid fertilizers
discussed.
Issue 3, Vol. 1, No. 3 - Fall 1993 - Pages 18-20 (PDF, 3 pages,
21.9 KB) |
| Improved Yields Improve Environment Drs. J.L. Havlin, A.J.
Schlegel and G.M. Pierzynski Tests made on grain sorghum and winter wheat to determine
optimum N recovery and minimize N leaching.
Issue 2, Vol. 1, No. 2 - Late
Spring 1993 - Page 26-28 (PDF, 2 pages, 17.0 KB) |
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