Managing Nutrients for CORN production
Nutrient Management for Field Corn Silage and Grain
Nitrogen and Corn
- Ippolito, J.A.,
Tarkalson, D.D., &
Lehrsch, G.A. (2011).
Zeollite Soil Application Method Addects Inorganic Nitrogen,
Moisture, and Corn Growth. Soil
Science. 176(3):136-142. March 2011.
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Hines, S
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Tarkalson, D. & Bjornberg, D. (2008).
Evaluation of
strip-tillage and fertilizer placement in southern Idaho.
Proceedings of the Idaho Nutrient Management Conference.
March 4, 2008. Jerome, ID.
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Tarkalson, D.D.
& Payero, J.O. (2008).
Comparison of nitrogen fertilization methods and rates for
subsurface drip irrigated corn in the semi-arid Great Plains. Transactions of the
ASABE. 51(5):1633-1643.
- Lehrsch, G.,
Sojka, R., &
Westermann, D. (2008).
Nitrogen placement, row spacing, and water management for
furrow-irrigated field corn.
pp. 42-48. In: Moore, A.
(ed.) Proceedings of the 4th Idaho Nutrient Management
Conference. USA-ID-Jerome, 2008/03/04.
- Lehrsch, G.A. & Kincaid, D.C. (2007). Compost and manure effects on fertilized corn silage yield and nitrogen uptake under irrigation. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. 38:2131-2147.
- Stevens, G., Motavalli, P., Scharf, P., Nathan, M., & Dunn, D. (2002). Crop Nutrient Deficiencies & Toxicities. Plant Protection Programs College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources. Published by MU Extension, University of Missouri, Columbia.
- Lehrsch, Gary A.,
Sojka, R.E., &
Westermann, D.T. (2000).
Nitrogen placement, row spacing, and furrow irrigation water
positioning effects on corn yield.
Agronomy Journal. 92:1266-1275.
- Smith, J.H.
&Hayden, C.W. (1984).
Nitrogen Availability from Potato-Processing Wastewater for
Growing Corn. Journal of Environment
Quality. 13(1):151-156.
- Mayland, H.F.,
Brown, B.D., &
Murray, G.A. (1986).
Field corn response to nitrogen as affected by previous
winter crop. p. 4. In: Proc. 37th
Annual Fertilizer Conf of the PNW. USA-ID-Boise,
1986/07/08-09.
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- Smith, J.H.
(1967).
Nitrogen Gradients and Nitrification Associated with
Decomposing Corn Plants and Barley Straw in Soil.
Soil Science Society of America Proceedings. 31(3):377-379.
- Leytem, A., Dungan, R., Moore A.
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View between rows of corn displaying symptoms of nitrogen deficiency. R.L. Croissant, Bugwood.org (left). Field corn plant, the bottom leaf of which is showing symptoms of nitrogen deficiency. R.L. Croissant, Bugwood.org (right).
Nitrogen deficiency in corn. Pale yellow chlorosis at the leaf tip advancing down the leaf along the mid-rib in a V-shaped pattern (Right)(IPNI).
Phosphorus and Corn
- Moore, A., Hines, S., Brown, B., de Haro Marti, M., Falen, C., Chahine, M., Fife, T., Norell, R., & Ippolito, J.A. (2010). Phosphorus Removal by Silage Corn in Southern Idaho. University of Idaho. 2(2), pp. 1,4.
- Moore, A., Brown, B., de Haro Marti, M., Falen, C.,
Chahine, M., Fife, T., Norell, R., & Ippolito, J. (2010).
Phosphorus uptake by silage corn in southern Idaho.
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Tarkalson, D. & Bjornberg, D. (2008).
Evaluation of
strip-tillage and fertilizer placement in southern Idaho.
Proceedings of the Idaho Nutrient Management Conference.
March 4, 2008. Jerome, ID.
- Tarkalson, D.D. & Mikkelsen, R.L. (2007). Phosphorus losses in runoff after application of litter from broilers fed high-available phosphorus corn feed. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. 38:1805-1814.
- Brown, B., Gibson R. (2004). Phosphorus removal in a double drop forage system. Proceedings of the Idaho Nutrient Management Conference. March 11, 2004. Twin Falls, ID.
- Brown, B., Gibson R. (2002). Phosphorus removal in a double drop forage system. Proceedings of the Idaho Nutrient Management Conference. March 28, 2002. Nampa, ID.
- Stevens, G., Motavalli, P., Scharf, P., Nathan, M., & Dunn, D. (2002). Crop Nutrient Deficiencies & Toxicities. Plant Protection Programs College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources. Published by MU Extension, University of Missouri, Columbia.
- Hines, S., A. Moore, B. Brown, M. Chahine, R. Norell, M. de Haro Marti, C. Falen, T. Fife, S. Parkinson, and J. Ippolito. 2012. Using Extension Phosphorus Uptake Research to Improve Idaho’s Nutrient Management Planning Program. Journal of Extension. 06 March 2012.
Phosphorus deficiency in corn. Phosphorus deficient plant showing purple discoloration on leaves advancing along the leaf margins (IPNI).
Potassium and Corn
- Stevens, G., Motavalli, P., Scharf, P., Nathan, M., & Dunn, D. (2002). Crop Nutrient Deficiencies & Toxicities. Plant Protection Programs College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources. Published by MU Extension, University of Missouri, Columbia.
Potassium deficiency in corn. Potassium deficient corn plants exhibit chlorosis along the leaf margins and tips of the older leaves. This spreads from the tip to the base then turns to necrosis. In severe cases, the leaves appear dry and scorched along the edges and tips (Left). Potassium deficient leaf showing marginal chlorosis and necrosis starting from the leaf tip (RIght) (IPNI).
Secondary and Micronutrients and Corn
- Ippolito, J.A.,
Ducey, T.,
& Tarkalson, D.D. (2010).
Copper Impacts on Corn, Soil Extractability, and the Soil
Bacterial Community. Soil Science.
175(12):586-892. December 2010.
- Ippolito, J. (2010).
Copper
sequestration using local waste products.
- Ferguson, R.B.,
Kyaw, T., Adamchuk, V.I.,
Tarkalson, D.D. &
McCallister, D.L. (2007).
Site-specific management of pH-induced iron chlorosis of
maize. pp. 151-156. In:
Stafford, J.V. (ed.)
Proceedings of 6th European Conference on Precision
Agriculture. Greece-Skiathos, 2007/06/03-06.
- Leggett, G.E.
& Westermann, D.T. (1986).
Effect of Corn, Sugarbeets, and Fallow on Zinc Availability
to Subsequent Crops. Soil Science
Society of America Journal. 50(4):963-968.
Boron deficiency in corn--symptoms showing in young leaves in corn (Left).Copper deficiency in corn (Right) (IPNI).
Iron deficiency in corn. Iron deficient corn plant. Deficiency symptoms first appear on younger leaves while older leaves remain normal (Left). As Fe deficiency persists, prominent green veins fade and become light green to pale yellow (Right) (IPNI).
Zinc deficiency in corn. Zinc deficient corn compared with Zinc sufficient corn (Left). White to yellow bands begin at the base of the leaf. The midrib and leaf margins remain green. Close-up of leaf showing the symptomatic white band (Right) (IPNI).
Manganese deficient corn plant. Pale green young leaves with pale yellow interveinal chlorosis (Left). Magnesium deficiency in corn. Lower leaves showing reddening or browning of leaf tips and margins (Right) (IPNI).
Calcium deficiency in corn. Youngest leaves remain rolled and joined together at their tips (Left). Sulfur deficiency in corn. Pale green upper leaves and darker lower leaves (Right) (IPNI).
Tillage Practices and Corn
- Tarkalson, D.D.
& Bjorneberg, D.L. (2010).
Evaluation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer Placement With
Strip Tillage for Irrigated Pacific Northwest Corn Production.
Crop Management
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D.L.,
Berg, R.D., & Sanders, B.J.
(1991).
Producing no-till cereal or corn following
alfalfa on furrow-irrigated land.
Journal of Production Agriculture.
4(2):174-179.
- Sojka, R.E. &
Busscher, W.J. (1989).
Conservation tillage in soybean and corn in the South Carolina
Coastal Plain.
pp. 46-48. In: Proc. of Southern Conservation Tillage Conference.
USA-FL-Talahassee, 1989.
Manure and Corn
- Lehrsch, G.A. & Kincaid, D.C. (2007). Compost and manure effects on fertilized corn silage yield and nitrogen uptake under irrigation. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. 38:2131-2147.
- Tarkalson, D.D.,
Jolley, V.D.,
Robbins, C.W., & Terry, R.E.
(1998).
Mycorrhizal colonization and nutrition of
wheat and sweet corn grown in manure-treated and
untreated topsoil and subsoil. Journal of Plant Nutrition.
21(9):1985-1999.
- Smith, J.H. (1985). Fertilizing Agricultural Land with Rainbow Trout Manure for Growing Silage Corn Soil Science Society of America Journal. 49(1):131-134.
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