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HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Nutrient Management Tree-to-tree nutrient variability in pecan orchards January 29, 2020 Managing at a system level—Considering 4R nutrient stewardship and soil health together January 29, 2020 Sunflower response to nitrification inhibitor application January 29, 2020 Nitrogen availability from cover crops: Is it always about the C:N ratio? January 29, 2020 High soil test phosphorus effect on corn yield January 29, 2020 News & Perspectives From the editorNew look for Crops & Soils magazine January 29, 2020 People Newly CertifiedNewly certified January 29, 2020 Meet the professionalGuilette receives inaugural CCA Conservationist of the Year Award January 29, 2020 January-February 2020 issueVolume 53, Issue 1Inside this issueThe commonly accepted belief of crop and soil scientists and practitioners is that the tie-up or release of N from cover crops is based largely on carbon-to-nitrogen ratios (C:N). Recent research in Wisconsin and North Dakota challenge this long-held belief. See story on page 3. Cover photo shows an experimental strip of radish cover crop planted following winter wheat, Sheboygan County, WI. Photo courtesy of Matt Ruark. Crop Management Crop production and environmental impacts under organic management with reduced tillage and diversified cropping January 29, 2020 Can winter canola be grown on wide row spacing? January 29, 2020
Managing at a system level—Considering 4R nutrient stewardship and soil health together January 29, 2020
Crop production and environmental impacts under organic management with reduced tillage and diversified cropping January 29, 2020