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    Date of this Version

    1981

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    Article

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    Published in Soil Science Research Report (1981) 139 pages.

    Abstract

    Corn Experiments

    Application of Fertilizer with Tillage Equipment Used in Row Crop Production .......... Section 1

    The Influence of Source of N, N Rates, and a Nitrification Inhibitor on the Yield of Pivot Irrigated Corn Grown on a Sandy Loam Soil .......... Section 2

    The Influence of Two Different Starter Fertilizers on Grain Yield of Eight Hybrid Varieties Grown on Cass Fine Sandy Loam Containing Free Lime .......... Section 3

    The Influence of Limestone and Promesol-30 on Soil pH and Yield of Irrigated Corn Grown on a Crete Silty Clay Loam Soil .......... Section 4

    The Influence of Acid-forming Material on Irrigated Corn Grown on High pH Soil .......... Section 5

    Effect of Different Methods of P Application on Irrigated Corn Production ..... Section 6

    Effect of the Amount of Ammonia Applied with APP on Irrigated Corn Yield .......... Section 7

    Preplant UAN Solution With and Without N-Serve on Irrigated Corn .......... Section 8

    Improving Nitrogen Fertilizer Recommendations on Corn .......... Section 9

    Improving the Efficiency of Fertilizer N Use by Irrigated Corn .......... Section 10

    Influence of Rates of K and Mg for Corn Production on Irrigated Sandy Soils .......... Section 11

    Source and Rate of Sulfur for Corn Production on Silt Loam Soils .......... Section 12

    Evaluation of Lime for Corn Production on Irrigated Sandy Soils .......... Section 13

    Acid Neutralized Ammonia Through Sprinkler Irrigation .......... Section 14

    Deep Placement of N Fertilizer for N-Deficient, Irrigated Corn .......... Section 15

    Placement of Fertilizer-P for Corn Production on P Deficient Soils in the Eastern Great Plains .......... Section 16

    Salt Effect of Urea Phosphate Fertilizer .......... Section 17

    Crop and Soil Response to Applied P and K in a Long-Term Buildup/Depletion Study .......... Section 18

    Effects of Different Iron Products on Reducing Iron Chlorosis in Corn .......... Section 19

    Nitrogen Rates and Sources for Ecofallow Corn .......... Section 20

    Wheat Experiments

    Nitrogen and Phosphorus Needs for Winter Wheat in Nebraska .......... Section 21

    Dual Placement of Nitrogen and Phosphorus on Wheat .......... Section 22

    Soybean Experiments

    Efficient Nitrogen Use Following Soybeans in Rotation .......... Section 23

    Time of Irrigation and N Application for Optimum Soybean Production .......... Section 24

    Sugarbeet Experiments

    Soil Compaction Removal and Its Effects on Sugarbeet yield .......... Section 25

    Forage Experiments

    Response of Alfalfa Grown on Irrigated Sandy Soil to the Application of P and S .......... Section 26

    Effect of Potassium Fertilization on Production of Alfalfa Grown on an Irrigated Sandy Soil .......... Section 27

    Fertilizer Management for Forages Established with Reduced Tillage Techniques .......... Section 28

    Other Experiments

    Economic, Agronomic and Environmental Impacts of Varied Soil Testing Philosophies .......... Section 29

    Physics of Water in Soils and Porous Media .......... Section 30

    Soil Nitrogen Changes in Fallow Systems .......... Section 31

    Nitrogen Management for Irrigated Corn and Grain Sorghum .......... Section 32

    Distribution of Mineral Nitrogen under Native Range and Cultivated Fields in the Nebraska Sandhills .......... Section 33

    High Yield Corn-Soybeans-Wheat Rotation Experiment .......... Section 34

    Waste Resource Recycling in Soils .......... Section 35

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