2010
Nutrient management research for profitable soybean production
Category:
Sustainable Production
Keywords:
Field management Soil healthTillage
Lead Principal Investigator:
Daniel Kaiser, University of Minnesota
Co-Principal Investigators:
John Lamb, University of Minnesota
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Brief Project Summary:

This project will study a number of nutrient management issues in soybeans. Objectives of this project include: 1) The evaluation of crop response to sulfur fertilization on different soils of a landscape; 2) The evaluation of interactions between nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur fertilization in a rotation on grain yields and quality; and, 3) Determination of optimum timing, placement and fertilization rates for phosphorus to optimize yields in the rotation. An additional objective for 2009 is to develop recommendations on how to use cover crops and Soygreen to reduce the severity of iron deficiency chlorosis in soybeans.

Unique Keywords:
#soil and tillage management
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