2011
Determining soybean variety response to tile drainage in the Red River Valley
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Sustainable Production
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Abiotic stressField management SustainabilityWater supply
Lead Principal Investigator:
Hans Kandel, North Dakota State University
Co-Principal Investigators:
Jack Brodshaug, North Dakota State University
Samuel Markell, North Dakota State University
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Brief Project Summary:

The research will investigate the yield response of a range of soybean genotypes to tile drainage. The project involves growing soybeans in tiled and non-tiled fields and measuring yield, disease levels and other crop growth characteristics. Soil measurements include monitoring the water table, soil properties and temperature between the tiled and non-tiled fields.

Some of the questions that this project will attempt to answer include:

~ Can tile drainage improve yields across different soybean varieties?

~ What is the effect of tiles on varieties that are known to be more tolerant to excess moisture compared to varieties that are not as tolerant?

~ Can tiles reduce...

Unique Keywords:
#water quality & management
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