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Rubin, J.C

Magnusson, D

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Vitosh, M.L

Magnusson, D

Hyde, D

Every, R

Rubin, J.C

Lamb, J.A

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1985

2012

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1. High Yield Corn Research The objective of this study was to evaluate four corn hybrids at 15 and 30 inch row spacing and at plant densities of 28,000 and 34,000 plants per acre. The irrigated study was conducted at East Lansing on a Metea loamy sand soil. The 15 inch row spacing was obtained by back-planting in between 30 inch rows. Other cultural and management inputs are described at the bottom of Table 1. The first obviously noticeable difference in 1984 was the uneven stand in the 15 inch row spacing particularly for... Download paper
2. Assessing Nitrogen Use Efficiency Of Maize On Highly Productive Irrigated Sandy Soils As Affected By Three Nitrogen Sources Irrigated soils in Minnesota account for only 500,000 acres, but these acres are some of the most productive and environmentally sensitive areas in the state. Ground water is the major source of drinking water in the sandy areas of Minnesota, so obtaining information on nitrogen use efficiency is critical for corn (Zea mays L.) grown on these soils. Slow release urea products have the potential to increase nitrogen (N) use efficiency by releasing N at a time when crop demands are highest. Two such... Download paper

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1. High Yield Corn Research

The objective of this study was to evaluate four corn hybrids at 15 and 30 inch row spacing and at plant densities of 28,000 and 34,000 plants per acre. The irrigated study was conducted at East Lansing on a Metea loamy sand soil. The 15 inch row spacing was obtained by back-planting in between 30 inch rows. Other cultural and management inputs are described at the bottom of Table 1. The first obviously noticeable difference in 1984 was the uneven stand in the 15 inch row spacing particularly for...

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2. Assessing Nitrogen Use Efficiency Of Maize On Highly Productive Irrigated Sandy Soils As Affected By Three Nitrogen Sources

Irrigated soils in Minnesota account for only 500,000 acres, but these acres are some of the most productive and environmentally sensitive areas in the state. Ground water is the major source of drinking water in the sandy areas of Minnesota, so obtaining information on nitrogen use efficiency is critical for corn (Zea mays L.) grown on these soils. Slow release urea products have the potential to increase nitrogen (N) use efficiency by releasing N at a time when crop demands are highest. Two such...

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