67 C03 Graduate Student Poster Competition

Divisional graduate student poster competition.

C03 Crop Ecology, Management & Quality
Monday, November 1, 2010: 4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Long Beach Convention Center, Exhibit Hall BC, Lower Level
Organizer:
Jochum Wiersma
Presiding:
Kraig Roozeboom
150
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A Benchmark to Diagnose and Improve Water Productivity in Maize Cropping Systems.
Patricio Grassini, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Kenneth Cassman, University of Nebraska
151
67-2
Characterization of Nitrogen Use Strategies in Commercial Maize Hybrids.
Jason Haegele, University of Illinois Department of Crop Sciences; Adam Henninger, University of Illinois Department of Crop Sciences; Frederick Below, University of Illinois Department of Crop Sciences
152
67-3
Strategies for Optimizing Nitrogen Use In Corn with and without Subsurface Drainage.
Evan Twedt, North Dakota State University; Jack Brodshaug, North Dakota State University; Nathaniel Lungren, North Dakota State University; Chad Deplazes, North Dakota State University; Herman Kandel, North Dakota State University; Joel Ransom, North Dakota State University
153
67-4
Corn Hybrid Response to Skip-Row Planting Configurations in North Dakota.
Nathaniel Lungren, North Dakota State University; Evan Twedt, North Dakota State University; Jack Brodshaug, North Dakota State University; Herman Kandel, North Dakota State University; Donald Tanaka, USDA-ARS; Joel Ransom, North Dakota State University
154
67-5
Evaluation of Water Use Efficiency, Yield Stability and Fiber Quality in Cotton Varieties.
Matthew Stroud, Texas Tech University; Craig Bednarz, Texas Tech University; Cory Mills, Texas Tech University; Jason Sneed, Texas Tech University
155
67-6
Greening Summerfallow: On-Farm Evaluation of Legume Green Fallow Rotations.
Justin O'Dea, Montana State University; Perry Miller, Montana State University; Clain Jones, Montana State University; Macdonald H. Burgess, Montana State University
156
67-7
Decomposition and Nutrient Cycling of Three Cover Crops In Strip-Tillage Cotton.
Dylan Wann, University of Georgia - Tifton; R. Scott Tubbs, University of Georgia - Tifton; Glendon Harris, University of Georgia
157
67-8
Production of Bioenergy Sorghum Under Dryland and Irrigated Conditions in the Southern High Plains.
Jacob Becker, Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Service; Brent Bean, Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Service; William Rooney, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, Texas A&M University
158
67-9
Establishment and Persistence of Legumes in Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) Biomass and Forage/Biomass Production Systems.
Kara Warwick, University of Tennessee; Fred Allen, University of Tennessee; Pat Keyser, University of Tennessee; Gary Bates, University of Tennessee; Donald Tyler, University of Tennessee; Paris Lambdin, University of Tennessee
159
67-10
Control of Glyphosate Resistant Palmer Amaranth in Soybean.
Amro Ahmed, Virginia Tech; David Holshouser, Virginia Tech
160
67-11
Evaluation of Current Soybean Production Practices on Phomopsis Longicolla Infection.
Tim Berkland, Iowa State University; Palle Pedersen, Iowa State University; Gary Munkvold, Iowa State University
161
67-12
Growth and Yield Recovery of Soybean Following near-Plant Competition Removal at Different Growth Stages.
Nathan Mellendorf, University of Illinois; Emerson Nafziger, University of Illinois; Vince Davis, University of Illinois
162
67-13
Quantification of Soybean-Associated Rhizobia with Quantitative Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction.
Branden Furseth, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Shawn Conley, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Jean-Michel Ané, University of Wisconsin-Madison
163
67-14
Selecting Soybean Planting Date and Maturity Group for Oklahoma.
Alexandre Barreiro, Oklahoma State University; Chad Godsey, Oklahoma State University
164
67-15
Plant Population and Latitude Effects on Cumulative Light Interception and Yield In Soybean.
Landon Ries, University of Minnesota; Seth Naeve, University of Minnesota; Palle Pedersen, Syngenta Crop Protection; Kurt Thelen, Michigan State University; Chad Lee, University of Kentucky; William Ross, University of Arkansas; James Board, Louisiana State University; Timothy Boring, Michigan State University; Tim Berkland, Iowa State University
165
67-16
Subsurface Drainage in Heavy Clay Soils in a Northern Climate and Its Effect On Various Soybean Cultivars.
Jack Brodshaug, North Dakota State University
166
67-17
Agronomic and Economic Comparison of Full-Season and Doublecropped Small Grain and Soybean Systems in the Mid-Atlantic USA.
Phillip Browning, Virginia Tech; David Holshouser, Virginia Tech; Wade Thomason, Virginia Polytechnic Inst & State Univ (Virginia Tech); Gordon Groover, Virginia Polytechnic Inst & State Univ (Virginia Tech); Maria Balota, Virginia Tech
167
67-18
Development and Decline of Tiller in Wheat.
Matthew Tilley, North Carolina State University; Ronnie Heiniger, North Carolina State University; Tim Smith, North Carolina State University; P. Randall Weisz, North Carolina State University
168
67-19
Root and Shoot Biomass Variation In the Spring Bread Wheat Cultivar Pavon and Its' near -Isogenic Lines 1RS.1AL, 1RS.1BL &1RS.1DL In Organic and Synthetic Fertiliser Systems.
Ruth K. Asiimwe, University of Arizona; Mario Gutierrez-Rodriguez, University of Arizona; Felipe Motta, University of Arizona; John J. Waines, University of California, Riverside; Guangyao Wang, University of Arizona
169
67-20
Integrating the Building Blocks of Agronomy Into An IPM Strategy for Wheat Stem Sawfly.
Brian Beres, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; Héctor A. Cárcamo, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; Lloyd Dosdall, University of Alberta; Maya L. Evenden, University of Alberta; Rong-Cai Yang, University of Alberta; Ross McKenzie, Alberta Agriculture & Rural Development; Dean Spaner, University of Alberta
170
67-21
Interactions Among Nitrogen Rates and Foliar Fungicides Affect the Agronomic Performance of Soft Red Wheat Varieties.
Jonathan Brinkman, University of Guelph; Bill Deen, University of Guelph; John Lauzon, University of Guelph; David Hooker, University of Guelph
171
67-22
Identifying the Optimum Planting Date and Density for Sunflowers in the Southern Great Plains.
Greg Hohmann, Oklahoma State University; Chad Godsey, Oklahoma State University; Randy Taylor, Oklahoma State University
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