2014
Evaluating the response of full season and double cropped soybeans in narrow and wide rows to various soil moisture levels
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Sustainable Production
Keywords:
Field management Nutrient managementSoil healthTillageYield trials
Lead Principal Investigator:
Joanne Whalen, University of Delaware
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Brief Project Summary:

Nationally irrigation research is dominated by the needs of the semi-arid Southwest U.S. The small amount of irrigation research performed in the Mid-Atlantic has focused on corn and vegetables. With over 25% of the tillable land in Delaware under irrigation and the importance of soybeans as a rotational crop, it has become evident that improved irrigation management practices are necessary to maximize soybean yields and profitability. Recently, there have been a few Delaware soybean growers reporting irrigated yields well above average. Proper irrigation management is a major factor in maximizing soybean yield. Furthermore, several cases of above average yields have been reported with...

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#crop management systems
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