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WHY PRODUCERS SHOULD AT LEAST BE
THINKING ABOUT BECOMING A QUALIFIED SUPPLIER
Danny Klinefelter, Texas A&M University |
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FLUID
FERTILIZER ADOPTION IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Wayne Crofts, Wesfarmers CSBP |
4 |
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MARKETING
FLUIDS IN THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES
Lyall Smith, J.R. Simplot Company |
10 |
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VARIABLE-RATE NITROGEN MANAGEMENT
James Schepers and John Shanahan, University of Nebraska |
22 |
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THE ECONOMICS OF BUILDING A FLUID MARKET IN AN AMMONIA-DRY AREA
Paul Trcka, CHS Inc. |
32 |
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THE VALUE OF
FLUID FLEXIBILITY IN INTENSIVE WINTER WHEAT MANAGEMENT
Phil Needham, Opti-Crop |
38 |
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FIELD
EVIDENCE FOR EFFICIENCY AND VALUE OF FLUID FERTILIZERS
R. E. Holloway, B.
M. Frischke, A. J. Frischke and D. M. Brace, SARDI; M. J.
McLaughlin and E. Lombi, CSIRO; R. D. Armstrong, Victorian Dept.
of Primary Industries |
42 |
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HYDROLYSIS AND ABSORPTION OF PYROPHOSPHATE IN AUSTRALIAN SOILS
T. McBeath, University of Adelaide; E. Lombi, M. J.
McLaughlin, CSIRO; R. E. Holloway, SARDI; R. J. Smernik and E.
Bunemann, University of Adelaide |
48 |
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IMPROVING
PHOSPHORUS NUTRITION IN WHEAT
Cynthia Grant, Marcia Monreal, Debbie McLaren, AAFC,
Brandon
George Clayton and Kelly Turkington, Lacombe
Newman Lupwayi, Beaverlodge |
56 |
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RICE RESPONSE TO BANDED FLUID FERTILIZER IN TEXAS RICE PRODUCTION
Fred Turner and Mike Jund, Texas A&M University
Mark Hebert, Texas Liquid Fertilizer Co., Ltd.
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64 |
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UNLOCKING
THE SECRETS OF CARBON AND NITROGEN CYCLING IN CONTINUOUS CORN AND
CORN-SOYBEAN SYSTEMS
A Dobermann, D. Walters, F. Legoretta, T. Arkebauer, K.
Cassman, R. Drijber, J. Lindquist, J. Specht, and H. Yang,
University of Nebraska |
70 |
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PHOSPHORUS
PLACEMENT FOR SUGARBEETS IN CALCAREOUS SOIL
Jason Ellsworth, University of Idaho, Twin Falls, ID
Bryan Hopkins, University of Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID |
80 |
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SELECTION OF FOLIAR-APPLIED POTASSIUM FERTILIZER SOURCES AND RATES
OF APPLICATION TO OPTIMIZE SOYBEAN RESPONSE AND WEED CONTROL WITH
GLYPHOSPHATE
Peter Motavalli, Kelly Nelson, Gene Stevens and Andy
Kendig, University of Missouri |
86 |
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IS K THE CINDERELLA NUTRIENT FOR
REDUCED TILLAGE SYSTEMS?
Douglas Karlen and John Kovar, USDA-ARS |
94 |
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USE OF STRIP-TILLAGE FOR CORN
PRODUCTION IN KANSAS
W. B. Gordon and R. E. Lamond, Kansas State University |
101 |
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OPTIMUM PLACEMENT OF NPK STARTER FERTILIZERS IN HIGH-TESTING
SOILS
Gyles Randall and Jeff Vetsch,
University of Minnesota |
107 |
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FINE-TUNING POST SEEDING APPLICATIONS OF UAN IN SPRING WHEAT
AND CANOLA
Guy Lafond and William May,
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Indian Food, SK
Stu Brandt, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Scott, SK
Cynthia Grant, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Brandon, MB
Adrian Johnston, The Potash and Phosphate Institute of Canada,
Saskatoon, SK |
114 |
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FERTIGATION AFFECTS GROWTH, YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF 'LAPINS'
SWEET CHERRY ON GISELA 5 ROOTSTOCK
Gerry Neilsen, Frank Kappel and
Denise Neilsen, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Summerland, BC
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124 |
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SEED-SAFE APPLICATIONS OF FLUIDS AT PLANTING
George Rehm, John Lamb and Mark
Bredehoeft, University of Minnesota
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137 |
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IMPROVING NITROGEN FERTILIZER
MANAGEMENT IN DRIP-IRRIGATED COTTON
Kevin Bronson, Rajkumari Yabaji and
J. D. Booker, Texas Agriculture Experiment Station, Lubbock, TX |
143 |
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WHEAT PASTURE RESPONSE TO
MAINTENANCE PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN FERTILIZER IN DUAL-USE,
WHEAT/STOCKER SYSTEMS ON TILE TEXAS ROLLING PLAINS
J. W. Sij, W. E. Pinchak, J. P. Ott,
B. R. Min, D. P. Malinowaski, and D. L. Robinson, Texas
Agriculture Experiment Station, Vernon, TX |
147 |
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SOIL ORGANIC CARBON AND NITROGEN
CHANGES UNDER IRRIGATION IN NORTHERN TEXAS
Ardell Halvorson and Curtis Reule,
USDA-ARS; Jim Poole, Poole Chemical Co. |
154 |
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NITROGEN MANAGEMENT FOR NO-TILL
DRYLAND CORN IN THE CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS
Alan Schlegel, Curtis Thompson, Troy
Dumler, Dale Leikam, and Brian Olson, Kansas State University |
160 |
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