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File PDF document 2008 Strip-Till, Corn on Soybean, Nitrogen Rate Study
The results from a 2008 experiment at the Oakes Irrigation Research Site to test strip-till, corn on soybean, nitrogen rates.
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File PDF document 2008 Sugarbeet Hybrid-Tillage Study
The results from a 2008 experiment at the Oakes Irrigation Research Site to test sugarbeet hybrid-tillage.
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File PDF document 2013 Canada Thistle Control with Aminopyralid and Aminocyclopyrachlor, Ellendale
The results from a 2013 experiment by the Carrington Research Extension Center to test Canada thistle control with aminopyralid and aminocyclopyrachlor. This trial was held at Ellendale (Dickey County).
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File PDF document 2013 Canada Thistle Control with Aminopyralid plus Clopyralid, Ellendale
The results from a 2013 experiment by the Carrington Research Extension Center to test Canada thistle control with aminopyralid plus clopyralid. This trial was held at Ellendale (Dickey County).
Located in Archive / … / AgronomyRD / Docs2013
File 2015 Influence of Relative Maturity on Corn Performance
In the last four years, five corn variety trials were planted (Carrington dryland and irrigated, Oakes dryland and irrigated, and Fingal dryland). Each trial has ranged in size from about 60 to 105 different hybrids, with maturity ranges from 75 to over 100 day relative maturity (RM), and each hybrid is grown four times (four replicates) in each trial. The trials provide information to evaluate trends in corn performance at different locations and across multiple years.
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