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Boerboom, C.M

Baikan, B

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Varsa, E.C

Baikan, B

Dayang, A

Laboski, C

Boerboom, C.M

Andraski, T.W

Trower, T

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1988

2008

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1. Effect of Application N timing and Plant Growth Regulator use in Wheat Winter wheat is an important cash crop grown in the Midwestern states. However, progress in yield advancement has been slow compared to advances in other major wheat producing regions, notably Euro~e. This has lead to a competitive disadvantage of USA-produced wheat on the world market. In an effort to enhance wheat productivity and profitability a series of experiments were established in the fall of 1985 to assess the impact of more intensified management practices including the use of multiple... Download paper
2. Weed Control Timing Effects on Corn Yield Response to Nitrogen Nitrogen (N) rate guidelines for corn are under c ontinued scrutiny to maximize N use efficiency in order to minimize potential N losses to th e environment while maximizing economic returns to growers, especially with significant N fertilizer price increases in recent years. In-season crop stress can potentially affect corn N needs for optimum production. Recently, postemergence weed control has become more common with th e availability of glyphosate resistant corn hybrids. Delaying weed control... Download paper

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1. Effect of Application N timing and Plant Growth Regulator use in Wheat

Winter wheat is an important cash crop grown in the Midwestern states. However, progress in yield advancement has been slow compared to advances in other major wheat producing regions, notably Euro~e. This has lead to a competitive disadvantage of USA-produced wheat on the world market. In an effort to enhance wheat productivity and profitability a series of experiments were established in the fall of 1985 to assess the impact of more intensified management practices including the use of multiple...

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2. Weed Control Timing Effects on Corn Yield Response to Nitrogen

Nitrogen (N) rate guidelines for corn are under c ontinued scrutiny to maximize N use efficiency in order to minimize potential N losses to th e environment while maximizing economic returns to growers, especially with significant N fertilizer price increases in recent years. In-season crop stress can potentially affect corn N needs for optimum production. Recently, postemergence weed control has become more common with th e availability of glyphosate resistant corn hybrids. Delaying weed control...

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