This project assessed the contribution of Vertosols to the nitrogen supply of cotton in Darling Downs region, Australia. Two years of nitrogen dynamics measurements throughout the soil profile under field and laboratory conditions demonstrated that, on average, 87 per cent of nitrogen was supplied by the soil to the cotton crop. This research provides a practical framework for establishing a sustainable nitrogen management strategy to enable efficient use of nitrogen in irrigated cotton production. The results of this research are potentially applicable to similarly managed cropping systems in vertosols
This article reviews research coordinated by the Australian Cotton Cooperative Research Centre (CRC)...
Field trials were conducted at gated pipe surface and overhead irrigation sites established to cotto...
Maximising nutrient use efficiency and minimising emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas nitrous o...
Cotton cropping systems in Australia have poor nitrogen (N) use efficiency, largely due to over-appl...
As a result of the demand for increased yield per hectare production output for cotton farms in Aust...
Irrigated cotton in Australia is mainly grown on heavy textured soils which are prone to waterloggin...
© 1997 Dr. Phillip Michael ChalkNitrogen is a constituent of protein and hence is a key element in p...
Increased efficiency in agricultural production is becoming increasingly important in the present ec...
ii The main objective of this four year study was to develop, refine, and employ sensor-based algori...
Soil-plant N dynamics lie at the heart of some of the questions being asked of researchers by farmer...
Field experiments have been conducted for the past 19 seasons at three Arizona locations on Universi...
Four irrigation fRequencies and six nitrogen (N) fertilizer rates (0-300 kg ha) were applied to cott...
The importance of residual soil nitrogen (N) in the production of upland cotton in Central Arizona h...
This study was conducted to determine the agronomic feasibility of using NEXENTM (urea treated with ...
Future trends in New Zealand cropping, anticipate an increased use of fertilizer nitrogen (N). In or...
This article reviews research coordinated by the Australian Cotton Cooperative Research Centre (CRC)...
Field trials were conducted at gated pipe surface and overhead irrigation sites established to cotto...
Maximising nutrient use efficiency and minimising emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas nitrous o...
Cotton cropping systems in Australia have poor nitrogen (N) use efficiency, largely due to over-appl...
As a result of the demand for increased yield per hectare production output for cotton farms in Aust...
Irrigated cotton in Australia is mainly grown on heavy textured soils which are prone to waterloggin...
© 1997 Dr. Phillip Michael ChalkNitrogen is a constituent of protein and hence is a key element in p...
Increased efficiency in agricultural production is becoming increasingly important in the present ec...
ii The main objective of this four year study was to develop, refine, and employ sensor-based algori...
Soil-plant N dynamics lie at the heart of some of the questions being asked of researchers by farmer...
Field experiments have been conducted for the past 19 seasons at three Arizona locations on Universi...
Four irrigation fRequencies and six nitrogen (N) fertilizer rates (0-300 kg ha) were applied to cott...
The importance of residual soil nitrogen (N) in the production of upland cotton in Central Arizona h...
This study was conducted to determine the agronomic feasibility of using NEXENTM (urea treated with ...
Future trends in New Zealand cropping, anticipate an increased use of fertilizer nitrogen (N). In or...
This article reviews research coordinated by the Australian Cotton Cooperative Research Centre (CRC)...
Field trials were conducted at gated pipe surface and overhead irrigation sites established to cotto...
Maximising nutrient use efficiency and minimising emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas nitrous o...