Effect of Rates and Timing of Midseason Nitrogen Applications on Performance of Short-season Rice Varieties, 1964-1965

John L. Sims; V. L. Hall; T. H. Johnston

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Effect of Rates and Timing of Midseason Nitrogen Applications on Performance of Short-season Rice Varieties, 1964-1965

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Authors:

John L. Sims, V. L. Hall, T. H. Johnston

Year:

1967

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Southern Research Station

Source:

Report Series RS-154. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville: Division of Agriculture, Agriculture Experiment Station. 24 p.

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Abstract

Research conducted in Arkansas has shown the value of splitting nitrogen applications made to rice and the importance of proper timing of applications near midseason. Results of these studies recently were presented and references to the world literature on timing of nitrogen applications to rice were reviewed.

Keywords

rice

Citation

Sims, John L.; Hall, V. L.; Johnston, T. H. 1967. Effect of Rates and Timing of Midseason Nitrogen Applications on Performance of Short-season Rice Varieties, 1964-1965. Report Series RS-154. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville: Division of Agriculture, Agriculture Experiment Station. 24 p.