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Showing 1 to 20 of 29 for “"agronomic management"”.
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Innovations in agronomic management to improve maize productivity
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-15 without embargo terms
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Industrial hemp agronomic management for grain, fiber, and forage
… Virginia State to assess the effects of tillage management and production systems (e.g., seed, dual, and fiber) on hemp establishment and productivity. Two cultivars, Joey (a dual-purpose variety) and EcoFibre (bred specifically for fiber), were planted into seedbeds prepared with conventional …
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Agronomic management and biostimulants to increase corn and soybean productivity
… since the 1920s. Improved cultivars and crop management has allowed for ever-increasing corn and soybean grain yields. Management factors that have played a big role in the yield increases are nitrogen (N) fertility, plant population, foliar protection, hybrid/variety, and additional nutrient …
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Improved agronomic management of corn and soybean to increase productivity
… would have been possible without improved crop management and cultivars that have led to these ever-increasing yields. While growers do not have much influence in the genetics that come to market, it is up to them to implement whatever agronomic management practices they wish to use. A drawback …
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Agronomic management to improve corn productivity under high-yielding environments
… due to genetic improvement and better crop management. Three important management decisions a corn grower makes today are: 1) which hybrid to plant, 2) what population to plant, and 3) what nitrogen (N) program to use. Hybrid selection is a critical management decision made by farmers …
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Agronomic management of soybean with foliar manganese and apical meristem alterations
… soybean yield being dependent upon environment, agronomic management, and the interaction of genetics and management (Rowntree et al., 2013). Many farmers have overlooked the importance of incorporating management practices into their soybean production system, which indicates they may be missing …
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Enhancing efficacy of agronomic management of maize through synergies with biostimulants
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-09-01 without embargo terms
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Does agronomic management affect an at-planting fungicide application on corn?
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-09-01 without embargo terms
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Agronomic management to simultaneously increase yield and seed nutritional quality of soybean
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-11 without embargo terms
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Hybrid selection and the interaction of agronomic management practices on productivity of corn
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms
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Innovations in fertilizer use and agronomic management for greater productivity of corn and soybean
… require a comprehensive understanding of the agronomic and nutritional factors that influence corn and soybean yields; therefore, it is critical to understand the interactions of these factors evaluated as a whole in order to efficiently maximize yield and exploit the yield potential of modern …
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Nutrient uptake and partitioning in high-yielding corn
Improved agronomic management practices have aimed at matching plant nutritional needs with nutrients from soil and fertilizer sources. These practices, when done sustainably, also include replacing removed nutrients through maintenance fertilizer applications without excess application rates. …
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Managing the continuous corn yield penalty with crop and residue management
… of this research was to evaluate and determine management practices that could help relieve the yield penalty associated with production of continuous corn compared to when rotated with soybean. This research encompasses two research areas: What are the effects of hybrid selection, enhanced …
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Assessing climate change impacts and agronomic adaptation strategies for dryland crop production in southern Africa
… to provide insight on the potential of on-farm agronomic management strategies for adaptation. The study focused on three locations representing some of the agro-ecological conditions of southern Africa i.e. Big Bend in Swaziland (low altitude, hot and dry), Mohale's Hoek in Lesotho (high …
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Agronomic and nutritional considerations for increased soybean productivity
… require a comprehensive understanding of the agronomic, nutritional, and genetic factors that influence soybean yield. Despite recent agricultural innovations, there is a common perception that soybean yields have reached a plateau. While most producers overlook the fertility needs of soybean, …
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Minimizing the continuous maize penalty through intense management
… continuous maize penalty. In addition to stover management, other agronomic management practices are known to enhance maize yields when used individually (e.g. fertilizer application, genetically-engineered traits, crop rotation). Some management practices have been shown to produce …
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Analysis of management factor contributions to high-yielding corn production systems
Five agricultural management factors were tested in an “omissions treatment” experiment conducted in central Illinois to assess their individual and cumulative contribution to a high-yield corn production system. The five management factors (non-nitrogen (N) fertility, N fertility, hybrid trait, …
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Pyrolysis Processing and Feedstock Impact on Biochar Soil-Plant Interactions
… study. The complexity of field environments, agronomic management, and economic variables combined with complexities associated with biochar-plant-microbial-soil interactions suggest that use of biochar in crop production systems are likely to produce a variety of results. Further research is …
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Enhancing mineral nutrient availability and corn productivity with biostimulants
… and genetics in combination with enhanced management factors and technologies has resulted in the highest corn grain yields to date. Some of the most important management factors that have been utilized are hybrid, planting population, nitrogen fertility, additional nutrient fertility, and …
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