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Research Project: EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF IMPROVED MANAGEMENT ON CORN-SOYBEAN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

Location: Soil, Water, and Air Resources Research Unit

Project Number: 3625-11610-001-09
Project Type: Trust

Start Date: Jun 29, 2009
End Date: Jun 29, 2014

Objective:
Quantify the potential for enhanced carbon sequestration as well as possible improvements in water and nutrient uptake efficiencies as a result of specific technologies and agronomic practices in corn-soybean cropping systems.

Approach:
Experiments will be conducted in a combination of rhizotron and growth chambers in the National Soil Tilth Laboratory. These experiments will be conducted as a series of comparisons of seed treatments and genetic material on the early growth of corn and soybean using controlled conditions of soil water, soil temperature, and air temperature.

   

 
Project Team
Hatfield, Jerry
 
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Related National Programs
  Climate Change, Soils, and Emissions (212)
 
 
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