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Proceedings of the 26th Southern Conservation Tillage Conference for Sustainable Agriculture

8-9 June, 2004, Raleigh, North Carolina

Suggested reference: Authors. 2004. Title of article. Pages _-_. In D.L. Jordan and D.F. Caldwell (eds.) Proceedings of the 26th Southern Conservation Tillage Conference for Sustainable Agriculture. June 8-9, 2004, Raleigh, North Carolina. North Carolina Agricultural Research Service Technical Bulletin No. TB-321. Available at: http://www.ag.auburn.edu/auxiliary/nsdl/scasc.

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Keynote Speech

Nutrient Management Considerations in Conservation Tillage

Soil Properties and Conservation Tillage

Conservation Tillage Production Systems

Pest Management

Table of Contents, Introduction, Etc.

Keynote Speech

Conservation Tillage: Incentives and Successes in North Carolina (L.C. Price): (144 kb)

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Nutrient Management Considerations in Conservation Tillage

Role of Adopting Reduced Tillage Practices to Satisfy Government Mandates in the Neuse River Basin and Other Sensitive Watersheds in North Carolina (D. Osmond, N. Ranells, G. Naderman, M. Wagger, G. Hoyt, J. Havlin and S. Hodges): (204 kb)
Continuous Conservation Tillage Effects on Soil Density, Soil C and N in the Prime Rooting Zone (G. Naderman, B. Brock, G.B. Reddy and C. Raczkowski): (216 kb)
The Effect of Rotation, Tillage, and Fertility on Rice Grain Yields and Nutrient Flows (M. Anders, D. Olk, T. Harper, T. Daniel and J. Holzhauer): (96 kb)
Farmer-Inspired Demonstration Work in Continuous No-Till in the North Carolina Western Piedmont (S. Gibson, W. Yarboro, M. Hamrick, S. Thompson and R. King): (32 kb)
Tillage and N-Fertilizer Source Effects on Yield and Water Quality in a Corn-Rye Cropping System (D. Endale, H. Schomberg, M. Jenkins, M. Cabrera, D. Radcliffe, P. Hartel and N. Shappell): (288 kb)
Tillage and N-Fertilizer Source Effects on Cotton Fiber Quality (D. Endale, H. Schomberg and M. Cabrera): (212 kb)
Improvement of Wheat and Cotton Growth and Nutrient Uptake by Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria (D. Egamberdiyeva, D. Juraeva, S. Poberejskaya, O. Myachina, P. Teryuhova, L. Seydalieva and A. Aliev): (204 kb)
Biomass Accumulation of 'GA Bush' Velvetbean on the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain of Georgia (N. Martini, H. Schomberg, S. Phatak and J. Diaz-Perez): (140 kb)

Soil Properties and Conservation Tillage

Surface Soil Organic Pools in Response to Silage Cropping Intensity Under No Tillage (A. Franzluebbers, B. Grose, L.Hendrix, R. Morse, P. Wilkerson and B. Brock): (172 kb)
Quality Control for a New Permanganate Oxidizable C Method (J. Gruver ): (192 kb)
Site-Specific Tillage Subsoiling Benefits for Coastal Plain Soils (R. Raper, W. Reeves, J. Shaw, E. van Santen and P. Mask): (300 kb)
Alleviation of Compaction in a Microirrigated Coastal Soil (W. Busscher, P. Bauer and C. Camp): (340 kb)
Soil Respiration Rates After 25 Years of No Tillage (P. Bauer, J. Frederick, J. Novak and P.G. Hunt): (256 kb)
Comparing Biological and Structural Features of Soils Under Conventional and Conservation Tillage (L. Overstreet, G. Hoyt, S. Hu, W. Shi and M. Wagger): (104 kb)

Conservation Tillage Production Systems

Value of Perennial Grasses in Conservation Cropping Systems (D. Wright, J. Marois, T. Katsvairo, P. Wiatrak and J. Rich): (212 kb)
Producing Vegetables in Conservation Tillage Systems in North Carolina (G. Hoyt): (168 kb)
Grain Sorghum Response to Tillage and Crop Rotation (John Matocha, S. Vacek, M. Richardson, C. Chilcutt and S. Livingston): (284 kb)
Potential for Reduced Tillage Tobacco Production in North Carolina (L. Fisher): (92 kb)
Effect of Conservation Tillage in a Corn-Oat Rotation System on Corn and Forage Oat Yield in the North Central Region of Mexico (M.A. Martinez-Gamiño and C. Jasso-Chaverrial): (168 kb)
No-Till Pumpkin Production (R. Harrelson, A. Cole, G. Hoyt, J. Havlin and D. Monks): (172 kb)
Reduced Tillage Production in the Blackland Region of North Carolina (G. Ambrose): (84 kb)
No-Till and Reduced-Till Production Systems in the Southwestern Piedmont of North Carolina (T. Pegram and E. Medlin): (88 kb)
Reduced Tillage Production in the Northeastern Coastal Plain of North Carolina (A. Whitehead and G. Staton): (80 kb)
No-Till and Reduced Tillage Production in the Northern Piedmont of North Carolina (M. Tucker and K. Matthews): (88 kb)
Whole Farm Profitability as Impacted by Tillage, Cotton-Corn Rotation, and Acreage Mix (N. Buehring, S. Spurlock, R. Dobbs, M. Harrison and J.G. Black): (100 kb)
Producing Winter Wheat with Conservation Tillage on the Southeastern Coastal Plain (S. Robinson, J. Frederick, P. Bauer and W. Busscher): (232 kb)
Potential for Using No-Till to Increase Forage and Grain Yields of Winter Wheat (D. Bushong and T. Peeper): (160 kb)
A Preliminary Study of Dual Use of Cover Crops: Sorghum Sudangrass as Both Hay and Summer Cover Crop for No-Till Organic Cabbage (D. McKinney, N. Creamer, M. Wagger and J. Schultheis): (232 kb)
Winter Annual Grazing and Tillage Systems Effects on Sweet Corn (K. Balkcom, W. Reeves, J. Kemble and R. Dawkins): (184 kb)
Rye Cover Crop Management in Corn (S. Duiker and W. Curran): (160 kb)
Peanut Response to Tillage and Rotation in North Carolina (D. Jordan, D. Partridge, S. Barnes, C. Bogle, C. Hurt, R. Brandenburg, G. Bullen and D. Johnson): (168 kb)
Advisory Index for Transitioning to Reduced Tillage Peanut (D. Jordan, R. Brandenburg, B. Shew, G. Naderman, S. Barnes and C. Bogle): (124 kb)
Microbial and Biochemical Changes Induced by Rotation and Tillage in a Calcareous Soil Under Melon, Tomato, Wheat and Cotton Production (D. Egamberdiyeva, D. Juraeva, B. Haitov and L. Gafurova): (144 kb)
Crop Management and Animal Production in Yearly Rotations Under Inversion and No Tillage (A. Franzluebbers and J. Stuedemann): (208 kb)
Impact of Soybean Conservation Systems on Bobwhite Quail Habitat and Mortality (D. Eggert, J. Frederick, S. Robinson and W. Bowerman): (192 kb)

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Pest Management

Economic Assessment of Weed Management for Transgenic and Non-Transgenic Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) in Conventional and No-Till Systems (S. Askew, W. Bailey, G. Scott, J. Wilcut and W. Everman): (228 kb)
Investigations of Weeds as Reservoirs of Plant Parasitic Nematodes in Agricultural Systems in Northern Florida (L. Myers, K.-H. Wang, R. McSorley and C. Chase): (264 kb)
Biology of Cutleaf Eveningprimrose (S. Clewis and J.W. Wilcut): (264 kb)
Weed Management in Strip and Conventional Tillage Non-Transgenic and Transgenic Cotton (S. Clewis, S. Askew, J. Wilcut and W.E. Thomas): (256 kb)
Economic Assessment of Diclosulam and Flumioxazin in Strip and Conventional Tillage Peanut (S. Clewis and J.W. Wilcut): (464 kb)
Evaluation of Herbicide Programs in No-Till and Conventional Tillage Corn (R. Parker, A. York and D. Jordan): (160 kb)
Influence of Cover Crops on Insect Pests and Predators in Conservation Tillage Cotton (G. Tillman, H. Schomberg, S. Phatak and S. Lachnicht): (232 kb)
Evaluation of Weed Control Programs and Salt Formulations in Glyphosate-Resistant Cotton (P. Wiatrak, D. Wright and J. Marois): (204 kb)
Establishment of Non-Toxic Novel Endophyte Tall Fescue (D. Lang, M. Shankle and G.B. Triplett): (168 kb)
Effectiveness of Terminating Cover Crops Using Different Roller Implements (T. Kornecki, R. Raper and A. Price): (416 kb)

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Cover, Contents, Etc.

Cover: (96 kb)
Introduction (D.L. Jordan and D.F. Caldwell): (144 kb)
Table of Contents: (80 kb)

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