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122 Cover Crops In Agricultural Systems: I

Poster Session
S06 Soil & Water Management & Conservation

This session will focus on the management and impact of cover crops in agricultural production systems. Any management issues of cover crops may be presented including establishment, termination, planting date, planting methods, cover crop growth, and nutrient uptake. Impact or effect of cover crops on any aspect of the environment, soil, nutrients, carbon, or cropping systems may also be presented.

Monday, November 1, 2010: 2:30 PM-4:30 PM
Long Beach Convention Center, Exhibit Hall BC, Lower Level

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Organizer:
Thomas Kaspar
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Poster #1044
Winter Field Pea as a Leguminous Cover Crop in Corn Production.
Matthew Marsh, University of Arkansas; David Longer, University of Arkansas; Richard Norman, University of Arkansas; Jason Kelley, University of Arkansas; J. Skinner, University of Arkansas
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Poster #1045
Soil Quality Enhancement for Tree Fruit Production and Potatoes Using Compost and Pacific Gold Oriental Mustard Cover Crop.
Jerry Grigar Jr., USDA; Diane K. Bromelmeier, USDA; Jeremy J. Sova, USDA; George Bird, Michigan State University; Stanley J. Moore, MSU; Abigail Smith, USDA
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Poster #1046
Living Mulches for Irrigated Corn and Soybeans in the Semi-Arid West.
Andrew Beahm, Colorado State University; Joe Brummer, Colorado State University; Calvin Pearson, Colorado State University; Neil Hansen, Colorado State University
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Poster #1100
Winter Pea Cover Crop as a N Management Tool in Ohio.
Harold Watters, Ohio State University Extension; Robert Mullen, Ohio State University/OARDC
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Poster #1101
Soil Particulate Carbon as Indicator of Management Practices in No-Tillage System.
Jose Cora, Sao Paulo State University; Adolfo Marcelo, Sao Paulo State University; Carolina Fernandes, Sao Paulo State University; Marcio Martins, Sao Paulo State University
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Poster #1102
Winter Crops Residues Decomposition IN NO-Tillage SYSTEM IN SAVANNAH CLIMATE.
Adolfo Marcelo, Sao Paulo State University; Jose Cora, Sao Paulo State University; Carolina Fernandes, Sao Paulo State University; Felipe Lima, Sao Paulo State University
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