University of Kentucky Wheat Science Group
2007-2008 Research Report
CONTENTS
No-Tilled vs. Tilled Wheat (16 Years)
In-Season Observation of Wheat Growth Status in a Farmer’s Field: Continuous Change of
Nitrogen Application Rate Across the Landscape as an Alternative to Small Plot Research
Improving Nitrogen Application Technology Under Kentucky Conditions - 2008
Performance of Urea Fertilizer with Different Additives on Wheat on a Somewhat
Effect of ESN on Wheat Grown on Wet Soils of Kentucky
No-Till Wheat Increases Yields of Corn and Soybeans in the Cropping Rotation
Wheat Yield Response to Old Corn Rows, Initial Observations
Yield of Winter Wheat in a Long Term Continuous No-Tillage Rotation of Corn, Wheat, and
Yield of No-Tillage Winter Wheat After Redistribution of he Previous Corn Crop’s Residues
No-Tillage Winter Wheat Yield Response to At-Heading Application of Different Nitrogen
And Potassium Fertilizer Sources
Nitrogen Fertility and Performance of Hulless and Hulled Barley
Effect of Application Timing on Burndown Control of Cover-Crop Wheat with Glyphosate or Paraquat Applied Alone or with Atrazine
Application Timing for Italian Ryegrass Control in Conventional and No-Till Wheat
Evaluation of Herbicides for Italian Ryegrass Control in Wheat
Herbicide Evaluation of Henbit Control in No-Till Wheat
Response of Wheat to Osprey and Nitrogen Fertilizer Applications
Response of Wheat to Preplant and Postemergence Applications of 2,4-D and Dicamba
Evaluating Breeding Material Scab for Scab Resistance
Evaluation of Fungicides for Control of Foliar Diseases of Soft Red Winter Wheat in Ky
Evaluation of Kocide for Foliar Disease Control in Soft Red Winter Wheat in Kentucky
Evaluation of Azospirillum on Stand, Foliar and Head Disease, and Yield of Soft Red
Winter Wheat in Kentucky