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Ellsworth, J.W

Gustafson, D

Houck, V.N

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Houck, V.N

Ellsworth, J.W

Blackmer, A.M

Gautam, P

III, Z.W

Gustafson, D

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1. Quantitative Risk Assessment Thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak to you today about carcinogens in drinking water and water quality standards. In the United States today, many if not most public water supplies contain chemicals that cause cancer in animals when, in laboratory tests, the animals are exposed to high levels of the chemical. Elost of these chemicals are man-made, but there are exceptions, such as the chlorinated methanes and, probably, related compounds. These chemicals are the byproducts of chlorinating... Download paper
2. Response of Corn to N Fertilization in Fall, Spring, and (or) Summer Precision farming technologies (remote sensing of canopy reflectance and yield monitoring) were used to study the response of corn after soybean to fertilizer N applied at different times in three field-scale trials in central Iowa in 1999. Weather conditions were unusually favorable for losses of fall-applied N and crop responses to N indicated that substantial losses occurred. Yields of corn could be maintained by adding a nitrification inhibitor or additional N, but the greatest profit was attained... Download paper
3. Study on Phosphorus and Nitrogen Concentration of Corn Adapted in South Dakota Though nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) are vital in several physiological and developmental processes in plants and animals, they pose several environmental, nutritional and health problems, if present in excess amounts. Reduction in the excess input of these nutrients into the soil, thereby reducing environmental problem and consequently nutritional and health problem, can be achieved by balancing their concentration in animal feed. Therefore, this research aims to quantify the nitrogen and phosphorus... Download paper

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1. Quantitative Risk Assessment

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak to you today about carcinogens in drinking water and water quality standards. In the United States today, many if not most public water supplies contain chemicals that cause cancer in animals when, in laboratory tests, the animals are exposed to high levels of the chemical. Elost of these chemicals are man-made, but there are exceptions, such as the chlorinated methanes and, probably, related compounds. These chemicals are the byproducts of chlorinating...

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2. Response of Corn to N Fertilization in Fall, Spring, and (or) Summer

Precision farming technologies (remote sensing of canopy reflectance and yield monitoring) were used to study the response of corn after soybean to fertilizer N applied at different times in three field-scale trials in central Iowa in 1999. Weather conditions were unusually favorable for losses of fall-applied N and crop responses to N indicated that substantial losses occurred. Yields of corn could be maintained by adding a nitrification inhibitor or additional N, but the greatest profit was attained...

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3. Study on Phosphorus and Nitrogen Concentration of Corn Adapted in South Dakota

Though nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) are vital in several physiological and developmental processes in plants and animals, they pose several environmental, nutritional and health problems, if present in excess amounts. Reduction in the excess input of these nutrients into the soil, thereby reducing environmental problem and consequently nutritional and health problem, can be achieved by balancing their concentration in animal feed. Therefore, this research aims to quantify the nitrogen and phosphorus...

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