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2019 The Effects of Phosphorus Fertilization on Four Wheat Varieties with Differing Tillering Abilities - Summary of Four Years: There was a trial conducted from 2016 to 2019, looking at the effects of phosphorus fertilization on spring wheat yield, quality and tillering.
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 Intercropping Oats and Field Pea in an Organic Production System: A field trial to examine organic intercropping of oats and peas for grain production was conducted this past growing season at the CREC. The trials main intent was to examine pea types and several seeding rate combinations of oat pea intercrops for grain yield.
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 Chickpea and Flax Intercropping: A study on intercropping Chickpeas and Flax. The focus of this research is planting the two crops together (same furrow) and harvesting together, with separation occurring after harvest.
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 Field Pea Protein Response to Mid-season Nitrogen Application: In 2018 (Carrington) and 2019 (Carrington and Minot) trials were conducted to evaluate potential methods for enhancing field pea protein content.
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 Effect of Phosphorus Fertilization of Soybeans at Three Planting Dates: Study to evaluate soybean P fertility management based on planting date in different environments.
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 Distillers Grain Byproducts as a Phosphorus Source in Wheat: In the study at the CREC, we wanted to look at the applicability of these by-products as phosphorus sources, by controlling for other nutrients based on soil test levels.
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 Corn Yield Response to N Fertilization: Objectives: • Assess the impact of N rates on corn yields • Estimate maximum return to N fertilizer (MRTN)
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 Is There Antagonism between Glyphosate and Glufosinate?: Since glyphosate is highly mobile in plants and glufosinate is a contact product, there is potential for antagonism on the plant surface. In 2018, an investigation of the impact of adding glyphosate to glufosinate began. In 2019, combinations were tested in three locations of North Dakota with a variety of weed species.
Located in Documents / AgronomyRD / Docs 2019
2019 CREC Annual Report of Research and Extension: Located in News
Soybean - No-till, Roundup Ready: Located in CREC Variety Trial Data / 2019 Trial Results