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Optimizing nitrogen management for sustainable and profitable sugar beet production

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By Godfred Ankomah, Nicole Heldt, Unl Preec
| The Fence Post Verified
Environmental nitrogen losses via leaching and emissions were measured weekly on three sugar beet farms in Nebraska in 2025 to assess the effectiveness of the new nitrogen model. Photo by Nicole Heldt, Maharjan Soils Lab Nitrogen1-RFP-030226 Reducing nitrogen rates in sugar beet production may be possible without sacrificing yield, and early results from on-farm trials in Nebraska and Colorado suggest growers could cut inputs while maintaining profitability.
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Integrating cover crops and organic amendments to mitigate the limitations of tillage on soil health and cotton productivity

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By Godfred Ankomah, Solomon Amissah, Stephanie Hollifield, Mussie Y. Habteselassie
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CC cover crop CT conventional tillage OA organic amendment SRP soil resistance to penetration ST strip tillage 1 INTRODUCTION Conventional tillage (CT) systems have been historically implemented for seedbed preparation to enhance seed germination and plant establishment (Claassen et al., 2018; Shahzad, Abid, et al., 2019). The CT practice breaks up compacted layers and improves soil aeration and root development.
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Nutrient Sufficiency Ranges for Corn at the Early Growth Stage: Implications for Nutrient Management

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By Solomon Amissah, Godfred Ankomah, Benjamin K. Agyei, Robert Lee
| MDPI
Abstract : Growers rely on nutrient sufficiency ranges (NSRs) after plant tissue analysis to inform timely nutrient management decisions. The NSRs are typically established from survey studies across multiple locations, which could be confounded by several abiotic and biotic factors. We conducted field studies in 2020, 2021, and 2022 to validate the lower thresholds of the NSRs for corn (Zea mays) at the early growth stage as reported in the Southern Cooperative Series Bulletin #394.
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