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Andraski, T.W
Asebedo, A.R
Ballard, T
Bartelt-Hunt, S
Biswas, S
Blackmer, T.M
Board, J
Bolstad, P.V
Boring, T
Brown, H
Bu, H
Camberato, J.J
Clark, R
Cook, K
Cook, R.L
Coulter, J.A
Delgado, J.A
Diaz, D.R
Donk, S.V
Edwards, C.L
Ehrman, D
Enderson, J.T
Ferguson, R.B
Florence, R
Foster, T.J
Franzen, D
Franzen, D.W
Grassini, P
Gray, J
Guffain, P
Haq, M.U
Henry, C
Jaynes, D
Jenks, A.C
Kaiser, D.E
Kent, W
Kitchen, N.R
Kranz, W
Kyveryga, P.M
Laboski, C
Lee, C
Lee, J
M Laboski, C.A
Mader, T
Mallarino, A.P
Mamo, M
McAfee, B
Mengel, D
Mengel, D.B
Mica, C
Miller, D
Motavalli, P.P
Naeve, S
Nafziger, E.D
Nelson, K.A
Niekamp, J.W
Rathmann, N
Reeg, P.R
Ries, L
Ritchey, E
Ross, W.J
Russell, K
Russelle, M.P
Sanford, D.V
Sawyer, J
Schaefer, D
Schulz, L
Shapiro, C
Sharma, L
Shelton, D
Snow, D
Steinke, K
Stevens, L.J
Tarkalson, D
Thelen, K
Thurgood, L
Vonk, J.P
Vossenkemper, J.P
Widmar, A
Wolkowski, D
Wortmann, C
Yost, M.A
Zhang, T
Zurweller, B.A
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1. Nitrogen Rate Revisions for Corn in North Dakota

Nitrogen rates in North Dakota have been based on a yield-goal or yield-potential formula for over forty years. The currently published formula (Franzen, 2010) is: Recommended N rate = (Yield Potential, bushels per acre) X 1.2 less N credits from previous crops and soil test nitrate to 2 feet in depth. A yield-based strategy was practical when N costs were relatively low and yields in North Dakota were at most 100 bushels per acre. However, due to improved germplasm developed at North Dakota Sta...

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