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Performance of Urea-Based Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizers Under Sidedress Nitrogen Placement Methods

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By Nutifafa Adotey, Angela McClure, Xinhua Yin, Jacob P. McNeal
| MDPI
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Corn nitrogen uptake and use efficiency under varying irrigation regimes

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By Avat Shekoofa, Xinhua Yin, Regina Enninful Adotey, Kendall Sheldon
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Corn currently ranks first in global cereal production with an estimated total production of 1.22 billion metric tons in 2023. However, corn is the principal consumer of nitrogen (N) fertilizer globally, accounting for 20% of world fertilizer N consumption. Nitrogen uptake and utilization by crops essentially constitute nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) and any constraint such as water-deficit stress in corn can reduce yield and NUE.
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Long-Term Impacts of Cover Crops, Chicken Litter, and Crop Rotations on Soil Health in No-Till Systems

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By Xinhua Yin, Virginia Sykes
| Scientific Research Publishing (SCIRP)
Long-Term Impacts of Cover Crops, Chicken Litter, and Crop Rotations on Soil Health in No-Till Systems () Xinhua Yin1*, Virginia R. Sykes2 1Department of Plant Sciences, University of Tennessee, Jackson, TN, USA. 2Department of Plant Sciences, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, USA.
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