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FINAL REPORTS

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

Acquisition of a Combine for Soil Fertility Research Trials Crop Harvest

 

Acquisition of Nutrient Applicator Package on Planter

Application of Biosolid-based Nitrogen Control Release Fertilizers to Improve Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Corn Production and Soil Health in South Dakota

Breeding for Improved Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE) in South Dakota Winter Wheat Under Regenerative Agriculture Management

Engaging, Educating, and Empowering Agriculture through an Interview-based Podcast

Evaluating Selected Soil Health Indices for Predicting Nitrogen Fertilizer Requirement for Winter Wheat in Western South Dakota

Evaluation of Zinc and Boron Micro-nutrients on Con Nutrition and Grain Yield in Eastern South Dakota

Evaluation of Soil Test Potassium and Side Dress Application of Potassium and Biochar on Corn Nutrition and Grain Yield in Eastern South Dakota

Fertilization Management to Reduce Potential Yield Declines Following No-till Adoption in South Dakota

Fertilizer N Rate Recommendation Update for Corn

Identifying Nutrient Loss Hot Spots in Tile Drainage

Influence of Interseeding Cover Crops on Nitrogen Fertilizer Rate Requirement for Optimal Corn Grain Yield in a No-till System

Influence of Manure and Fertilizer Application in Corn-Soybean-Spring Wheat-Cover Crops Rotation on Water Availability and Quality, Soil Fertility and Crop Yield

Influence of Nitrogen Stabilizers and Application Dates in No-Tillage Corn Production on Nitrogen Use Efficiency and N Losses to the Atmosphere and Groundwater

Investigating Impact of Starter Fertilizer Placement on Plan Development, Grain Yield, and Nutrient Uptake
 

Investigating Fertilizer Response and Requirement in High Protein Soybean Varieties

Investigating P and K Fertilizer Application Timing and Management Strategy on Crop Yield, and Nutrient Uptake - Equipment Acquisition and Research Initiation

Sulfur source and application timing effect on soybean yield

The impact of phosphorus soil test level differences on crop response, phosphorus leaching, and phosphorus runoff under long-term no-till management in South Dakota

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