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2013Df Dry Bean Sclerotinia Fungicide Evaluation: Full report, 2013D, Carrington dry bean Sclerotinia fungicide evaluation
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2013Di Dry Bean Sclerotinia Fungicide: Illustrated report, 2013D, dry bean Sclerotinia fungicide evaluation
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2013f Dry Bean Rust Fungicide Evaluation: Full report, 2013, dry bean rust fungicide evaluation, Carrington, ND.
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2013i Dry Bean Rust Fungicide Evaluation: Illustrated report, 2013, dry bean rust fungicide evaluation, Carrington, ND.
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2014 Pinto Bean Response to Starter Fertilizer, Carrington: Located in Archive / … / AgronomyRD / Docs2014
2014 Pinto Bean Response to Row Spacing and Starter Fertilizer: Results of a study to examine pinto bean response to several plant establishment factors including row spacing and in-furrow (IF) starter fertilizer.
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2015 Dry Bean Planting Dates: The CREC conducted field trials to explore if dry bean seed yield and quality can be positively impacted with early planting compared to the normal planting period (last 10 days of May through first week of June) or later.
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2015 Optimizing Fungicide Application Strategies for Management of Sclerotinia in Dry Edible Beans: The Carrington Research Extension Center initiated two new studies in 2015 with the goal of optimizing the use of fungicides for management of Sclerotinia stem rot (white mold) in dry edible beans. Fungicide application timing was assessed, and the use of drop nozzles was tested as a means for improving fungicide coverage.
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2016 Pinto Bean Response to Starter and Post-applied Fertilizer: A field study was conducted at the NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center with support from Northarvest Dry Bean Growers Association to examine the performance of pinto bean with starter and post-applied fertilizer.
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2017 Pinto Bean Response to Starter and Post-applied Fertilizer: A field study was conducted at the NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center with support from Northarvest Dry Bean Growers Association to examine the performance of pinto bean with selected phosphorus (P), Zinc (Zn), and sulfur (S) starter and post-applied fertilizer.
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