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Evaluating the Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization on Hop Yield

Authors: Bryn Takle (Iowa State University) , Diana Cochran (Iowa State University)

  • Evaluating the Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization on Hop Yield

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    Evaluating the Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization on Hop Yield

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Abstract

Cultivation of hop plants in the United States dates back to 1633 when the first brewery was opened by Dutch immigrants near Fort Amsterdam on the southern tip of Manhattan Island, New York. Although the primary use for hop cones is flavoring and preservation of beer, research is ongoing for further uses of hop cones and resins as a sedative and antibacterial and antifungal properties.

How to Cite:

Takle, B. & Cochran, D., (2017) “Evaluating the Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization on Hop Yield”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2016(1).

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Published on
2017-01-01

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