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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) |
| 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) |
| Importance Of Soil Organic Matter Buildup Basics Short Course
Issue 57, Vol. 15,
No. 3 - Spring 2007 - Page 4 (PDF, 1 page, 48 KB) |
| Unlocking The Secrets of Carbon/Nitrogen
Cycling Drs. A Dobermann, D. Walters, F Legoretta, T. Arkebauer, K. Cassman, R.
Drijber, J. Lindquist, J. Specht, and H. Yang Corn yields and N-use efficiency highest in intensive corn/soybean systems.
Issue 49, Vol. 13,
No. 3 - Spring 2005 - Pages 8-10 (PDF, 2 pages, 55 KB) |
| Soil Organic Carbon Levels Increase in Texas
Trials Dr. Ardell Halvorson, Dr. Arvin Mosier, and Curtis Reule Ongoing study so far shows that maximizing soil productivity in
reduced-till, irrigated continuous corn production system benefits soil
organic carbon sequestration.
Issue 47, Vol. 13,
No. 1 - Winter 2005 - Pages 8-11 (PDF, 3 pages, 181 KB) |
| N-use Efficiency Improves In Ecological
Intensification Project Drs. T. Arkebauer, A. Dobermann, K. Cassman, R. Drijber, J. Lindquist, J.
Specht, D. Walters, and H. Yang Management systems are designed to preserve environment.
Issue 46, Vol. 12, No. 3 - Fall 2004 - Pages
17-19
(PDF, 3 pages, 233 KB) |
| No-Tillage and N Fertilization Enhance Soil Carbon
Sequestration Dr. A.D. Halvorson, C.A. Reule, Dr. L.S. Murphy Studies show that returning N treated residue to soil works
better in no-till than in conventional-till systems.
Issue 30, Vol. 8, No. 3
- Summer 2000 - Pages 8-11 (PDF, 3 pages, 30.5 KB) |
| Don’t Bale Or Burn, Build! FFF Review Residue you burn will be lost as the valuable building block
for enriching soil organic matter, which can double your productivity.
Issue
26, Vol. 7, No. 3 - Summer 1999 - Pages 20-23 (PDF, 2 pages, 15.3 KB) |
| Residues: A Problem or an Opportunity? FFF Review Recent studies show why residues are the key to maximizing
soil productivity (MSP).
Issue 25, Vol. 7, No. 2 - Spring 1999 - Pages 20-21
(PDF, 2 pages, 17.3 KB) |
| Key To "Stashing" Carbon: Residue Management FFF Review Research and on-farm experience show that improvement of
soil environment via high-yield farming greatly enhances stashing.
Issue 21,
Vol. 6. No. 2 - Spring 1998 - Pages 20-21 (PDF, 2 pages, 19.2 KB) |
| Good Residue Management Improves Soil Productivity Staff Helps produce a more favorable high-yield environment for
the conversion of residue into organic matter.
Issue 16, Vol. 5, No. 1 -
Winter 1996 - Pages 16-19 (PDF, 3 pages, 67.8 KB) |
| Residue Management In West Dr. Julian Smith Problems peculiar to region provide a host of challenges to
western conservation tillage growers.
Issue 12, Vol. 4, No. 1 - Winter 1996 -
Pages 28-30 (PDF, 3 pages, 21.7 KB) |
| High-Residue Producing Crops And Reduced-Till Improve Soil
Productivity Dr. John Havlin and L.W. Lohry Studies show how practice reduces soil erosion and increases
soil organic mater to produce both yield and economic benefits.
Issue 8, Vol.
3, No. 1 - Winter 1995 - Pages 18-21 (PDF, 3 pages, 338 KB) |
| Effects Of Residue Density On Corn Yield Studied Dr.
E.C.Varsa and Stephen Hnetkovsky Research spans three-year period at two southern Illinois
locations.
Issue 1, Vol. 1, No. 1 - Spring 1993 - Pages 16-17 (PDF, 3 pages,
28.7 KB) |
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