1989 Agricultural Research, Southeast Kansas Branch Station

L W Lomas,K W Kelley,K P Coffey,D W Sweeney,G V Granade,T Walter,J L Moyer

doi:10.4148/2378-5977.7706

Abstract

1989 Agricultural Research, Southeast Kansas Branch Station

Highlights

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Knife applications resulted in higher yield than dribble application for fescue, whereas dribble and knife applications for bromegrass were not significantly different in 1987
The application of 30 lb S/a as ammonium thiosulfate resulted in a 15% increase in early forage yield as compared to 15 lb S/a or no sulfur

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Introduction

Introduction mpsadfieonseeaeyrtndefbtaouhremrfvSeafmanioaicnnysaltuihonebuseeculrheaieilninflngsaeghnPns opdieursyerrrlgoabvel syhcetfi oifaeiogiaunsscnohsrsiehuleyowrruneacflicsdelteyhshsioag.ioi ngyrceucbohtshTeau-taaihflbndrifefbeiflnmepeepr eic,ouresptrrahibprtllneiaeyo.ndgcs-sgpueeTtralhotonrh2i5adaeifn%mtutgitfcaohiuotlbnisifrnsfipornrteouhegasrmdfsnteuousrdotgacfmhryyecraedbacacweeni ntaapcainnsetoasi.nmohtborulageollhflusm. Doublecropping soybeans after .wheat or other small grains, such as oats, is practiced by many producers in southeastern Kansas. The objectives of this study were (1) to examine the P, K, Cl, or the P - K interaction effects on the incidence of leaf rust, speckle leaf blotch, or tan spot in different wheat cultivars and (2) to determine whether fertility factors affect (a) plant nutrient concentrations, (b) protein content, (c) wheat yield, and (d) yield components. Grain sorghum is an important grain and feed crop for many producers in southeastern Kansas It is often grown in rotation with wheat and soybeans, which helps in breaking up the weed cycle that often exists when a monocrop of continuous milo is grown. The objective of this research is to evaluate grain sorghum herbicides and various tankmixes for weed control and crop injury effects

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