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Spring N Management is Important for Triticale Forage Performance Regardless of Fall Management

Sarah E. Lyonsa, Quirine M. Ketteringsa, Greg Godwina, Jerome H. Cherneyb, Karl J. Czymmeka,c, and Tom Kilcera,d a Nutrient Management Spear Program, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, b Soil and Crop Sciences Section of the School of Integrative Plant Science, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, c PRODAIRY, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University, … Continue reading Spring N Management is Important for Triticale Forage Performance Regardless of Fall Management

Nitrogen Management for Forage Winter Cereals in New York

Sarah E. Lyonsa, Quirine M. Ketteringsa, Shona Orta, Gregory S. Godwina, Sheryl N. Swinka, Karl J. Czymmeka,b, Debbie J. Cherneyc, Jerome H. Cherneyd, John J. Meisingere, and Tom Kilcera,f a Nutrient Management Spear Program, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, b PRODAIRY, Department of Animal Science, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, cDepartment of Animal … Continue reading Nitrogen Management for Forage Winter Cereals in New York

What’s Cropping Up? Vol. 28 No. 2 – May/June 2018

The full version of What’s Cropping Up? Volume 28 No. 2 is available as a downloadable PDF and on issuu.  Individual articles are available below:   Western Bean Cutworm and Mycotoxin Screening – 2017 New York and Vermont Corn Silage Hybrid Trials Anatomy of a Wet Year: Insights from New York Farmers Forage Quality of Spring … Continue reading What’s Cropping Up? Vol. 28 No. 2 – May/June 2018