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Corn Yield Response to Application of Swine Manure and Stay-N

Authors: Randy Killorn (Iowa State University) , Kyle Jensen (Iowa State University)

  • Corn Yield Response to Application of Swine Manure and Stay-N

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    Corn Yield Response to Application of Swine Manure and Stay-N

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Abstract

As a result of intensive livestock production in Iowa, large quantities of manure are being produced. Research is needed to evaluate the best way to use this resource. Swine manure contains many nutrients that are essential for plant growth, especially nitrogen (N). A nitrification inhibitor (Stay-N) was used to reduce the rate of conversion of NH4+ to NO3- to lessen the potential of leaching losses. The objective of this experiment was to identify the optimum manure rate and determine whether the addition of Stay-N is practical.

Keywords: Agronomy

How to Cite:

Killorn, R. & Jensen, K., (2003) “Corn Yield Response to Application of Swine Manure and Stay-N”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2002(1).

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2003-01-01

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