Additional research-based recommendations on nutrient management are critically needed to support increased corn production in Northwest Minnesota. This project will address how soil texture and soil moisture affect soil nitrogen availability and corn grain production.
There’s a need to clarify whether reducing N fertilizer is possible for farmers whose long-term soil health practice shave improved soil function.
Lindsay Peace
Additional research-based recommendations on nutrient management are critically needed to support increased corn production in Northwest Minnesota. This project will address how soil texture and soil moisture affect soil nitrogen availability and corn grain production.
Vasudha Sharma
Climate change severely affects global food security by disrupting water access for crops. Rising temperatures and shifting precipitation patterns cause frequent,
Che-Jen Hsiao/Tim Griffis
Agricultural nitrogen (N) inputs stimulate the production of nitrous oxide (N2O), a long-lived greenhouse gas with a global warming potential of 298 times higher than that of CO2.
Melissa Wilson
Nitrogen (N) credits for corn production systems typically come from manure that was applied in the previous year or from alfalfa that was grown into the previous two years.
Blair Hoseth
The purpose is to compare yield data, net profit, soil health on a replicated corn plot using commercial fertilizer vs beef manure and this year adding a 3rd comparison using 1/2 rate Nitrogen fertilizer with beef manure.
Kirk Stueve/Yuxin Miao
The objectives of this project are to 1) determine within-field variability of optimum S rates in commercial corn fields; 2) identify soil and landscape factors influencing corn responses to S fertilizer applications;
Mikayla Tabert
In this project, we are seeking to complete the Soil Health Partnership’s 5-year research on the impact of cover crops. The SHP’s intent with this trial was to evaluate the long-term effects of integrating cover crops into the cropping system for five growing seasons.
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