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Title: CONSIDERATION OF N ACCUMULATION IN PREVIOUS NON-LEGUME CROPS FOR SUBSEQUENT N RECOMMENDATIONS

Authors
item Franzen, D - NDSU/ FARGO, ND
item Hofman, V - NDSU/FARGO, ND
item Reitmeier, L - NDSU/FARGO, ND
item Giles, J - NDSU/FARGO, ND
item Cattanach, V - NDSU/FARGO, ND
item Halvorson, Ardell

Submitted to: Agronomy Abstracts
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: October 18, 1998
Publication Date: October 18, 1998
Citation: Franzen, D.W., Hofman, V.L., Reitmeier, L.J., Giles, J.F., Cattanach, V.L., Halvorson, A.D. 1998. Consideration of n accumulation in previous non-legume crops for subsequent n recommendations. Agronomy Abstracts. 90:307.

Technical Abstract: Traditionally, N credits have been given when crops are seeded following legumes. However, tracking fields during site-specific farming studies over rotations have suggested that N accumulated by non-legume crops may also contribute N to subsequent crops. Research in a sunflower/wheat rotation suggests sunflower may release N to the following wheat crop. In a sugarbeet/wheat/potato rotation, sugarbeet may release up to 200 kg ha-1 N to the wheat crop and potato may also contribute previously unconsidered N to the following crop from vines and culls.

     
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