Wednesday, 15 November 2006: 7:55 AM
300: Symposium--Integrating Weather Variability into Nitrogen Recommendations
Sponsor:S08 Nutrient Management & Soil & Plant Analysis
Cosponsor:S04 Soil Fertility & Plant Nutrition
Presiding:Thomas Bruulsema, Potash & Phosphate Institute
 Introductory Remarks
 Crop Simulation Models and Decision Support Systems.
Gerrit Hoogenboom, Univ of Georgia, Upendra Singh, IFDC, Paul Wilkens, IFDC, Jeffrey W. White, US Arid Land Agricultural Research Center, James W. Jones, Univ of Florida, Kenneth J. Boote, Univ of Florida, L.T. Hunt, Univ of Guelph
 Optimizing Nitrogen Management under Rainfed Agriculture.
Upendra Singh, IFDC, Paul Wilkens, IFDC, Sanjay Patil, Indira Gandhi Agricultural Univ, Mustapha Naimi, IFDC
 Science and Education Needs to Reconcile National Environmental and Energy Goals with Current Nitrogen Recommendations.
Raymond E. Knighton, USDA-CSREES-NRE, Michael O'Neill, USDA-CSREES-NRE
 Hillslope-Scale Variability in Corn Response to Nitrogen Linked to In-season Soil Moisture Redistribution.
John Schmidt, USDA-ARS-PSWMRU, Nan Hong, Univerisity of Missouri, Adam Dellinger, Pennsylvania State Univ, Douglas Beegle, Pennsylvania State Univ, Hangsheng Lin, Penn State Univ
 Break
 Model-Based Nitrogen Fertilization Considering Agrometeorological Data.
Kurt Christian Kersebaum, Centre of Agricultural Landscape Research
 Exploring the Effect of Weather Forecast Accuracy on Fertilizer Recommendations.
Gordon Dailey, Rothamsted Research, Andy Whitmore, Rothamsted Research, Jo Smith, Univ of Aberdeen
 In-Season and Real-Time Plant Analysis for a more Flexible Nitrogen Recommendation System.
Axel Link, YARA International, Joachim Lammel, YARA International
 In-Season Prediction of Yield Potential for Nitrogen Management in Irrigated Corn.
Achim Dobermann, Univ of Nebraska, Haishun Yang, Univ of Nebraska, Kenneth Cassman, Univ of Nebraska, Agronomy Dept, Daniel Walters, Univ of Nebraska, Agronomy Dept
 Lunch
 Fifty Years of Predicting Wheat Nitrogen Requirements Based on Soil Water, Yield, Protein and Nitrogen Efficiencies.
William Pan, Washington State Univ, William Schillinger, Washington State Univ, David Huggins, USDA-ARS, Richard Koenig, Washington State Univ, John Burns, Washington State Univ
 A Water Use Based System for Deriving Nitrogen Recommendations in the Canadian Prairies.
Rigas Karamanos, Western Co-Op Fertilizers Ltd, James Henry, Soil Science Dept
 How to Mitigate the Effects of Season on Corn Nitrogen Fertilizer Requirements.
Nicolas Tremblay, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Carl Bélec, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
 Linking In-Season Fertilizer Decisions to Weather-Based Yield Predictions.
Nathan Derby, NDSU, Soil Science Dept, Francis Casey, North Dakota State Univ, Ray E. Knighton, USDA-CSREES-NRE, Dean Steele, North Dakota State Univ
 Break
 Nitrogen Management Under Maize in Humid Regions: Case for the Dynamic Approach.
Harold Van Es, Cornell Univ, Jeff Melkonian, Cornell Univ, Jean M. Sogbedji, Univ de Lome, Ivy Tan, Cornell Univ, Beverly Kay, Dept. of Land Res. Science, R.S. Dharmakeerthi, Univ of Guelph, H. Dadfar, Univ of Guelph
 Application of Dynamic Simulation Modelling for Nitrogen Management in Maize.
Jeff Melkonian, Cornell Univ, Harold Van Es, Cornell Univ, Arthur T. DeGaetano, Cornell Univ, Jean M. Sogbedji, Univ de Lome, Ecole Superieure d'Agronomie, Laura Joseph, Cornell Univ
 Dynamic Fertilizer Management Triggered by Real-Time Simulations and Weather Conditions.
Jetse Stoorvogel, Wageningen Univ and Research Centre, M.P.W. Sonneveld, Wageningen Univ and Research Centre, E. Serrano, Corporación Bananera Nacional (CORBANA)
 Nitrogen Application Time and Weather Determine Nitrogen Effectiveness in Maize Production.
Jeffrey R. Wessel, Univ of Illinois, Fred E. Below, Univ of Illinois
 Discussion
 Adjourn
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