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Tapsieva, A
Pena-Yewtukhiw, E.M
Turnbull, G.C
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Turnbull, G.C
Grove, J.H
Pena-Yewtukhiw, E.M
Ruark, M.D
Tapsieva, A
Lowery, B
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1. FS Green Plan Lender's Review- Introducing Local Lenders to FS Green Plan Crop Production

General 1. Increase communications between local lending agency Objectives: personnel and member company staff. 2. Introduce the FS GREEN PLAN crop production program to lenders. Familarize them with what FS has to offer their farmer cl ients. 3. Show lenders how FS GREEN PLAN programs recommend optimum production inputs to maximize crop profits for farmers. 4. Emphasize the availability of economic and net income projections to the farmer and his banker through use of the GREEN PLAN program. 5....

2. Fertilizer Recommendations Based upon Nutrient Removal or Soil Testing- A Spatial Analysis

Costs for nutrient management are generally high in crop production systems. Those costs are associated with activities related to: a) gathering information regarding soil fertility and plant nutrition for a field, b) acquisition of the actual soil amendments intended to improve the field's fertility and future crop nutrition, and c) application of the purchased soil amendments at the right rate in the appropriate place within the field. Information gathering usually consists of plant tissue andlor...

3. Utilizing Fertilizer Technologies to Reduce Nitrate Leaching in the Central Sands Region of Wisconsin

Leaching of nitrate into the groundwater has been a continuing and extensively researched problem in the sandy soils of Wisconsin. However, no proven solution to this problem has been identified as yet. Research results from our studies in 2009 showed that several products had potential in reducing nitrate-nitrogen (NO 3-N) leaching. Although not always statistically significant, one slow-release fertilizer, Environmentally Smart Nitrogen (ESN), produced greater yields than conventional fertilizer....