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Variable Rate Nitrogen Application: Eric Odberg

Georgine Yorgey, Chad Kruger, Kathleen Painter, Hilary Davis and Leigh Bernacchi
PNW 691 | October 2016
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Summary

Eric Odberg farms near Genesee, Idaho, in an area receiving about 22 inches of precipitation annually. In this publication, Odberg discusses his experiences with variable rate nitrogen application and direct seeding

About the authors

Georgine Yorgey
Chad Kruger
Kathleen Painter
Hilary Davis
Leigh Bernacchi

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