Barley lines have been developed for one-irrigation conditions. The purpose of these studies is to provide information required to develop recommendations for nitrogen fertilizer practices for one - irrigation barley. A total of nine field studies were conducted at the Marana and Maricopa Agricultural Centers testing six nitrogen rates ranging from 0 to 200 lbs N/A under a variety of conditions. The optimum nitrogen fertilizer rate ranged from 0 to 40 lbs N /A. No relationship was established between optimum nitrogen fertilizer rate and preplant soil nitrate, previous crop, planting date, or number of irrigations (1 vs. 2). Based on the results of this and other studies, a nitrogen rate of 40 to 50 lbs N/A is usually adequate for one-irriga...
Malting barley is not a widely planted crop in the Southwest, due to grain protein contents that can...
This research represents the first year of a project to determine when to irrigate barley based on s...
The fertilizer application method used for producing small grains in interior Alaska is not always a...
One-irrigation barleys were bred to be grown with only a single irrigation near planting time. To fu...
Barley is generally thought to require less nitrogen fertilizer than wheat, but how much less has no...
Malting barley is a specialized agricultural crop in which high yields and quality are production ob...
This research represents the second year of a project to determine when to irrigate barley based on ...
Nitrogen is the primary fertilizer nutrient required by wheat and barley. A wheat crop contains 33 t...
Malting barley is not a widely planted crop in the Southwest, due to grain protein contents that can...
Malting barley is not a widely planted crop in the Southwest, due to grain protein contents that can...
Moravian barley has become an important variety in southern Idaho and its acreage is still increasin...
Results from one year's data show that yields of more than five tons per acre are feasible for Fiest...
The malt industry has specific requirements for malting barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) grain protein co...
One-irrigation barleys were bred to be grown with only a single irrigation near planting time. To fu...
Results from 1988 show that yields of 3.9 and 3.7 tons per acre are feasible for Gustoe and NKX -155...
Malting barley is not a widely planted crop in the Southwest, due to grain protein contents that can...
This research represents the first year of a project to determine when to irrigate barley based on s...
The fertilizer application method used for producing small grains in interior Alaska is not always a...
One-irrigation barleys were bred to be grown with only a single irrigation near planting time. To fu...
Barley is generally thought to require less nitrogen fertilizer than wheat, but how much less has no...
Malting barley is a specialized agricultural crop in which high yields and quality are production ob...
This research represents the second year of a project to determine when to irrigate barley based on ...
Nitrogen is the primary fertilizer nutrient required by wheat and barley. A wheat crop contains 33 t...
Malting barley is not a widely planted crop in the Southwest, due to grain protein contents that can...
Malting barley is not a widely planted crop in the Southwest, due to grain protein contents that can...
Moravian barley has become an important variety in southern Idaho and its acreage is still increasin...
Results from one year's data show that yields of more than five tons per acre are feasible for Fiest...
The malt industry has specific requirements for malting barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) grain protein co...
One-irrigation barleys were bred to be grown with only a single irrigation near planting time. To fu...
Results from 1988 show that yields of 3.9 and 3.7 tons per acre are feasible for Gustoe and NKX -155...
Malting barley is not a widely planted crop in the Southwest, due to grain protein contents that can...
This research represents the first year of a project to determine when to irrigate barley based on s...
The fertilizer application method used for producing small grains in interior Alaska is not always a...