Due to increased interest by farmers concerning new wheat varieties in 1970 and the lack of detailed information concerning producing the ?highest fertility levels,? those pertinent aspects of a study conducted in 1969 using the fertilizer nitrogen are presented in this article. The effect of applying more fertilizer nitrogen than needed on test weight and protein content of grain, as exhibited in this study, is generally supported by data reported previously. However, the magnitude of reduction in test weight and the increase in protein varies with varieties
Non-Peer ReviewedThe introduction of a practical snow management system, which utilizes no-till seed...
Wheat is an essential crop for global food security serving as a staple food crop in households worl...
Purpose. To study of yield formation and protein content in the grain of different ripening varietie...
It has been predicted that the cost of nitrogen fertilizer will soon triple. Consequently, N managem...
Typical of dryland, where fallowed wheat yields range from 15 to 45 Bu/A, neither yield nor protein ...
Non-Peer ReviewedA field study to determine whether there were differences in the response of CWAD a...
Both nitrogen (N) management and variety selection are crucial elements that influence wheat yield; ...
Wheat is considered as one of the main agricultural cereals worldwide, used in human and animal feed...
ISSN 1822-3230 (ankstesnių spausdintų leidinių)The article deals with the effect of nitrogen fertili...
Wheat is the most widely cultivated food crop in the world, which provides nutrition to most of the ...
Nitrogen management in wheat can result in positive impacts on grain yield and grain protein concent...
Nitrogen is the most common and widely used fertilizer nutrient (Stangel 1984). It is a constituent ...
Three field experiments were conducted on different high fertility soils during the years 1979-80 an...
The efficiency of nitrogen (N) fertilizer management depends on rate, timing, placement, and source,...
An experiment was conducted for two years to determine the effect of seeding rate, and nitrogen fert...
Non-Peer ReviewedThe introduction of a practical snow management system, which utilizes no-till seed...
Wheat is an essential crop for global food security serving as a staple food crop in households worl...
Purpose. To study of yield formation and protein content in the grain of different ripening varietie...
It has been predicted that the cost of nitrogen fertilizer will soon triple. Consequently, N managem...
Typical of dryland, where fallowed wheat yields range from 15 to 45 Bu/A, neither yield nor protein ...
Non-Peer ReviewedA field study to determine whether there were differences in the response of CWAD a...
Both nitrogen (N) management and variety selection are crucial elements that influence wheat yield; ...
Wheat is considered as one of the main agricultural cereals worldwide, used in human and animal feed...
ISSN 1822-3230 (ankstesnių spausdintų leidinių)The article deals with the effect of nitrogen fertili...
Wheat is the most widely cultivated food crop in the world, which provides nutrition to most of the ...
Nitrogen management in wheat can result in positive impacts on grain yield and grain protein concent...
Nitrogen is the most common and widely used fertilizer nutrient (Stangel 1984). It is a constituent ...
Three field experiments were conducted on different high fertility soils during the years 1979-80 an...
The efficiency of nitrogen (N) fertilizer management depends on rate, timing, placement, and source,...
An experiment was conducted for two years to determine the effect of seeding rate, and nitrogen fert...
Non-Peer ReviewedThe introduction of a practical snow management system, which utilizes no-till seed...
Wheat is an essential crop for global food security serving as a staple food crop in households worl...
Purpose. To study of yield formation and protein content in the grain of different ripening varietie...