Alison J. Eagle's research record

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Benchmarking impact of nitrogen inputs on grain yield and environmental performance of producer fields in the western US Corn Belt

2020 · 5 results quoted

  • crop rotation (maize-soybean vs continuous maize) vs continuous maize

    N balance · maizeLower

    “Nitrogen balance was smaller for maize crops following soybean compared to continuous maize.” abstract
  • irrigation vs rainfed fields

    grain yield · maizeHigher40 %

    “Average yield and N inputs were 40 and 44% higher in irrigated versus rainfed fields.” abstract
  • irrigation vs rainfed fields

    N balance · maizeHigher2 ratio

    “The N balance was ca. 2-fold greater in irrigated versus rainfed fields (81 versus 41 kg N ha−1).” abstract
  • irrigation vs rainfed fields

    N inputs · maizeHigher44 %

    “Average yield and N inputs were 40 and 44% higher in irrigated versus rainfed fields.” abstract
  • irrigation vs rainfed fields

    yield-scaled N balance · maizeLower

    “Despite the larger N balance (on an area basis), irrigated fields exhibited smaller yield-scaled N balance relative to rainfed fields.” abstract

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