Nitrogen Losses: A Meta-analysis of 4R Nutrient Management in U.S. Corn-Based Systems

IPNI-2014-USA-4RM10

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Year of initiation:2014
Year of completion:2015
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Interpretive Summary

2015

The specific aim of this meta‐analysis project was to determine the impact of 4R N management techniques on nitrous oxide (N2O) and nitrate (NO3) losses relative to corn yield. The team collected and synthesized field research data published prior to July 2014 that measured N losses as affected by 4R fertilizer N management (right rate, source, timing, and placement) in North American corn‐based cropping systems.

2014

The specific aim of this data analysis project was to determine the impact of 4R N management on nitrous oxide (N2O) and nitrate (NO3) environmental losses relative to corn yield. Beginning in May 2014, published data were collected and summarized on 4R fertilizer N management (right rate, source, timing, and placement) in North American corn-based cropping systems.


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2015

2015 Annual Report

2014

Project Description


Project Leader

Alison Eagle, Duke University
Lydia Olander, Duke University


Project Cooperators

Emily Snow Bernhardt, Duke University
James Heffernan, Duke University


IPNI Staff

Cliff Snyder


Location

Americas \ Northern America \ USA \ North Carolina


Topics

4r place, 4r rate, 4r research fund, 4r source, 4r time

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Nitrogen (N)