Integrated Pest Management

“A two-year Nebraska field study clarified how effectively insecticides applied through center-pivot irrigation (chemigation) control Western bean cutworm in corn.”

“No soybean variety tested in Pennsylvania was immune to soybean vein necrosis virus, and the variety Channel3917R2x attracted the most thrips, making it the preferred host. Thrips feeding alone, and especially combined with virus infection, cut soybean growth and photosynthetic performance and altered seed protein, oil, fiber, and carbohydrate content.”

“Manure management in the United States must move from a disposal-based model to a circular resource framework that integrates nutrient recovery, emission mitigation, precision application, supportive policy, and site-specific decision-making.”

“The LTAR Integrated Common Experiment at Upper Mississippi River BasinPlatteville.”

“Physiological basis of genotypic response to management in dryland wheat.”

“Is Static Nitrogen Management in Northwestern US Sugarbeet Production Appropriate?.”

“Coupling Dairy Manure Storage with Injection to Improve Nitrogen Management: WholeFarm Simulation Using the Integrated Farm System Model.”

“The Palouse region of Washington and Idaho, USA. (approximately 60,000 people in a rural setting) is entirely dependent on groundwater from two basalt aquifers for potable water.”

“Toward strategic management of shale gas development: Regional, collective impacts on water resources.”

“Sweetpotatoes, the seventh most important food crop globally, play a crucial role in agriculture due to their starchy, nutrient-rich roots.”

“Advances in Disaster Modeling, Simulation and Visualization for Sandstorm Risk Management in North China.”

“UC researchers have pioneered many ways of managing soil biology for pest management, including strategies such as soil solarization, steam treatment and anaerobic soil disinfestation.”

“The 2023 North American Strawberry Symposium (NASS) was held in San Luis Obispo, California, USA. This editorial review is intended to serve as an introduction to the research topics and institutions represented at the 2023 symposium.”

“A conceptual evaluation of sustainable variable-rate agricultural residue removal.”

“Global Water Scarcity and Watershed Management Planning: A Case Study of Clear Lake, IOWA, USA.”

“Challenges, tactics and integrated management of emerald ash borer in North America.”

“Species delimitation in endangered groundwater salamanders: implications for aquifer management and biodiversity conservation.”

“Farmer identities influence wildlife habitat management practices in the US Corn Belt.”

“Regulatory watershed mitigation programs typically emphasize widespread adoption of best management practices to meet total maximum daily loads. However, the spatial resolution of the bay-level model used to determine these load reduction goals is so coarse that the regulatory plan cannot consider heterogeneity in local conditions, which affects BMP effectiveness.”

“Timing and rate of nitrogen fertilizer application can influence maize grain yield, N uptake, and NUE parameters, but results have been inconsistent across the upper Midwest.”

“Longterm impacts of drain spacing, crop management, and weather on nitrate leaching to subsurface drains.”

“The case for static range nitrogen management in Idaho sugarbeet production.”

“Water and productivity accounting using WA+ framework for sustainable water resources management: Case study of northern Iran.”

“A propane-fueled in-field heat treatment to reduce Cercospora beticola survival in plant residue and improve CLS management in sugarbeet.”

“Comparative Economics of Conventional, Organic, and Alternative Agricultural Production Systems.”

“Integrating the Water Planetary Boundary With Water Management From Local to Global Scales.”