2014 Corn Results

  • N Utilization of UAN Applied PRE and Sidedress With the Addition of Instinct® II– CEL01-14
    Yield Results
  • N Utilization of Urea Applied Pre-Emergence With the Addition of Instinct® II– CEL02-14
    Yield Results
  • Evaluation of In-furrow Fertilizer Application in Corn– CEL03-14
    Yield Results
  • Corn Response to MES10™, MES15™, MESZ™, MAP, and MAP Blends – CEL04-14
    Yield Results
  • The Effects of NZone™ N Stabilizer in Corn– CEL05-14
    Yield Results
  • MESZ™ as Compared to MAP and MAP Blends for P Uptake Efficiency– CEL06-14
    Yield Results
  • Corn Response to Fall and Spring Applied Boron– CEL08-14
    Yield Results
  • Corn Late Sidedress Nutrient Apps: Nitrogen as Compared to Other Nutrient Combinations– CMSN09-14
    Yield Results
  • The Effects of Sulfur and Nitrogen Application Timing on Nitrogen Use Efficiency and Corn Production– CMSN10-14
    Yield Results
  • Boron Source and Application Timing in Corn– CSV11-14
    Yield Results
  • Corn Response to Micronutrients Under High Yield Management– CSV12-14
    Yield Results

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