Oakes Irrigation Research Site
Carrington Research Extension Center * North Dakota State University
P.O. Box 531, Oakes, ND 58474-0531, Phone: (701) 742-2744, FAX: (701) 742-2700, E-mail: Walter.Albus@ndsu.edu

 

The Response of Three Potato Cultivars to Nitrogen Rate

Figure 1. Petiole nitrate-N vs critical values for Russet Burbank, Bannock Russet and Dakota Trail Blazer potatoes at the Oakes Irrigation Research Site in 2010.

Material and Methods                Tables              Results             Report 2010                  Home page

Figure 2. The relationship among chlorophyll meter reading, canopy vegetation index(NDRE) and petiole nitrate-N on August 11, 2010 at the

Oakes Irrigation Research Site.

Material and Methods                Tables              Results                         Report 2010                  Home page

 

Strip-Till, Corn on Corn, Nitrogen Rate Study

                                                                                                                     

Figure 1. Acres planted to corn and total bushels harvested from 1997-2010 in North Dakota.

Material and methods               Table      Report 2010                            Home page

   

Figure 2. Relationship among chlorophyll meter readings, NDRE, red band reflectance

and N Rate at the Oakes Irrigation Research Site in 2010.

Material and Methods               Table      Report 2010                            Home page

 

Optimum Corn Stover Removal for Biofuels and the Environment

 

Figure 1. Amount of corn grain used for ethanol production in the USA from 2006-2010.

Material and Methods             Results            Report 2010                  Home page

Figure 2. Stover removal in tons of DM per acre in continuous corn at the Oakes

Irrigation Research site from 2008-2010.

Material and Methods Table 2010           Results       Report 2010                  Home page

                                                                                                                                      

Figure 3. Stover removal in tons of DM per acre in a corn on soybean cropping

system at the Oakes Irrigation Research site from 2008-2010.

 

 

Material and Methods Table 2010           Results       Report 2010                  Home page

 

                                                                                                                          

Figure 4. Yield vs corn stover removal in continuous corn at the Oakes

Irrigation Research site from 2008-2010.

Material and Methods Table 2010      Results            Report 2010                  Home page

 

        

Figure 5.  Amount of nutrients removed at three removal rates and nutrient              Figure 6.  Amount of nutrients removed at three removal rates and nutrient

value in continuous corn at the Oakes Irrigation Research site in 2008.                    value in a corn soybean rotation at the Oakes Irrigation Research site in 2008.

Material and Methods             Results            Report 2010                  Home page

 

 

       

Figure 7.  Amount of nutrients removed at three removal rates and nutrient            Figure 8.  Amount of nutrients removed at three removal rates and nutrient

value in continuous corn at the Oakes Irrigation Research site in 2009.                  value in a corn soybean rotation at the Oakes Irrigation Research site in 2009.

 

Material and Methods             Results            Report 2010                  Home page

 

FARM EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

 

Figure 1.  The yield for irrigated continuous corn for ten site years                Figure 2.  The return to fertilizer N for irrigated continuous corn for ten site

(Oakes data set) at N fertilizer rates.                                                              years (Oakes data set).

 

Material and Methods             Focus of 2010 and future research activities  Report 2010              Home page

 

Figure 3.  Yield and return to N fertilizer for N rate means from 2006 to 2009

in irrigated corn on corn in twelve farm fields at Oakes, ND.

 

Material and Methods             Focus of 2010 and future research activities  Report 2010              Home page

 

        

Figure 4.  Chlorophyll meter readings, grain protein percent and basal stalk                   Figure 5.  Residual soil nitrate-N for 0-2 or 0-3 feet depths for twelve farm

nitrate-N from 2006 to 2009 in irrigated corn on corn in twelve farm fields                      fields from 2006 to 2009 and research plots (10 site years) from 1979-84,

at Oakes, ND.                                                                                                                  1991 and 1994-95.

 

Material and Methods             Focus of 2010 and future research activities  Report 2010              Home page

 

     

Figure 6.  The yield range at N rates for continuous irrigated corn for nine                Figure 7.  Nitrogen effeciency in lb/bu for continuous irrigated corn

years at Oakes.                                                                                                           for nine years at Oakes.

 

Material and Methods             Focus of 2010 and future research activities  Report 2010              Home page

 

R2=0.80

 
         

Figure 8.  Field harvested corn yield versus N rate in field 1 at                      Figure 9.  Return to N versus N rate in field 1 at Oakes, ND, in 2010.

Oakes, ND in 2010.

 

Material and Methods             Focus of 2010 and future research activities  Report 2010              Home page

 

           

Figure 10.  Basal stalk nitrate-N versus N rate in field 1 at                             Figure 11.  The relationship between yield and NDRE in field 1 at

Oakes, ND, in 2010.                                                                                        Oakes, ND, in 2010.

 

Material and Methods             Focus of 2010 and future research activities  Report 2010              Home page

 

Figure 12. The percent of red edge, near infrared (NIR), normalized

difference red edge (NDRE) and normalized difference vegetative index

(NDVI) compared in field 1 at Oakes, ND, in 2010.