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Developing Sidedress N Recommendations for Corn in Central PA using a Crop Circle ACS-210

Developing Sidedress N Recommendations for Corn in Central PA using a Crop Circle ACS-210. John Schmidt Adam Dellinger Doug Beegle ARS and Penn State. Background. Improving N recommendations for corn Sidedressing N is common in PA Many fields with a manure history

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Developing Sidedress N Recommendations for Corn in Central PA using a Crop Circle ACS-210

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  1. Developing Sidedress N Recommendations for Corn in Central PA using a Crop Circle ACS-210 John Schmidt Adam Dellinger Doug Beegle ARS and Penn State

  2. Background Improving N recommendations for corn Sidedressing N is common in PA Many fields with a manure history Spatial variability in relief, aspect, soil water content

  3. Field selection – 2005 State College area, four fields Previous crop Corn, Soybean, Soybean with manure history, Alfalfa Soil pH: 5.5 – 6.2 Soil P (M3): 17 – 101 mg kg-1 Soil K (M3): 93 – 160 mg kg-1

  4. Treatment design Whole plot, 30 x 105 ft Control 50 lb acre-1 N as NH4NO3 Manure, 115 – 165 lb acre-1 total N Split-plot, 30 x 15 ft Control 250 lb acre-1 N as NH4NO3 at planting 20, 40, 80, 120, and 160 lb acre-1 N as NH4NO3 at sidedress Four Blocks

  5. Sensor Crop Circle ACS-210 Plant Canopy Reflectance Emission Bands: 590 and 880 nm Two detectors: 400 – 680 nm, 800 – 1100 nm Sensor Crop Circle ACS-210 Plant Canopy Reflectance Emission Bands: 590 and 880 nm Two detectors: 400 – 680 nm, 800 – 1100 nm

  6. 8 samples per second Simultaneously georeferenced Trimble Pro XRS GPS and TSCe Field Device 24 – 32 inch sensor height Weekly, June 8 – July 12 Data collection

  7. Grain yield PSNT from the control SPAD readings at sidedress Leaf tissue at silking Stalk nitrate test, selected trts Data collection

  8. EONR = 124 EONR = 73 EONR = 94 Grain yield response – Corn after corn $0.30 / lb N $2 / bu corn

  9. EONR = 0 EONR = 54 EONR = 43 Grain yield response – Corn after soybean

  10. Grain yield response – Corn after alfalfa

  11. Grain yield response – Corn after soybean (manure history)

  12. EONR (Economic Optimum N Rate)

  13. June 24 N applied NDVI, Corn after corn, Control (whole plot)

  14. NDVI, Corn after corn, Control (whole plot)

  15. NDVI, NDVIratio and SPADratio

  16. EONR as a function of NDVI ratio

  17. NDVIratio compared to SPAD ratio, June 21

  18. EONR as a function of NDVIratio or SPAD ratio June 21

  19. Summary First year of results in PA Sensor was effective at those sites requiring N fertilizer NDVI ratio was correlated to SPAD ratio NDVI ratio was better correlated to EONR than SPAD ratio

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