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2004 Wisconsin Fertilizer, Aglime, & Pest Management Conference Proceedings

Session 1: Regional Perspective on Today's Soil Fertility Issues

Why more midwest K problems in 2003?
Paul Fixen

Potential for N carryover from 2003 to 2004
Larry Bundy

Optimum P placement for reduced tillage systems
Gyles Randall

What does it take to grow corn at its yield potential?
Dan Walters

Product evaluations for improving N management
Randy Killorn

Phosphorus availability from swine and dairy slurries
Carrie Laboski

Alfalfa responses to P & K management
Brad Joern

The effect of various tillage operations on nutrient availability
Dick Wolkowski

The advisability of using cation balance as a basis for fertilizer recommendations
Keith Kelling

Session 2A: Nitrogen Challenges and Management

What's ahead for nitrogen fertilizer in the USA?
Kim Polizotto

Strategies for split N applications for 2004
Gyles Randall

Long-term measurement of nitrate leaching below corn
John Norman

Alternative approaches to predicting corn N adequacy
Dan Walters

Michigan prospects for using the Illinois N test
Carrie Laboski

Long-term N fertilization effects on corn yields and soil properties
Larry Bundy

UW Discovery Farms briefing paper
Dennis Frame

Session 2B: Pest Management Hot Topics

Corn pest management practices of dairy and cash grain farmers in Wisconsin
Pete Nowak

Tracking soybean rust
Brian Kopper

Invasive weeds in Wisconsin: An approach to their management
Jerry Doll

Bean leaf beetle control with seed treatments
Eileen Cullen

When FIFRA intersects the Clean Water or Endangered Species Acts
Dave Fredrickson

Southeast WI variant western corn rootworm trapping network
Peg Reedy

BT corn rootworm protected corn: Performance and resistance management
Eileen Cullen

Pesticides and water quality: WI DATCP research and regulatory hot buttons
Jim Vanden Brook

Session 2C: Non-field Crop Pest and Soil Management

Meeting the needs of Wisconsin's fresh market
Karen Delahaut

Invasive insects create opportunities
Chris Williamson

Responding to lawn weed management questions
John Stier

Should P be banned from lawn fertilizers?
Wayne Kussow

The insect who came in from the cold
Phil Pellitteri

Impact and control of chronic wasting disease
Scott Craven

Possible environmental reservoirs for the chronic wasting disease agent
Joel Pedersen

Session 3A: Challenges in the Crop Production Industry

Understanding the public reception of GM crops in the U.S.
Fred Buttel

Corn pollen movement and seed and grain purity
Mike Lauer

What is happening with GMO's in Brazil?
Roger Borges

Targeting total growth
Rob Elliot

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Effect of corn plant spacing and emergence variation on yield
Joe Lauer

A TSP update from an industry perspective
Howard Brown

Session 3B: Soybean Aphid Biology and Management

The challenge of clone warfare
Ken Ostlie

Wisconsin research on soybean aphid thresholds
Scott Myers

Soybean aphid control with seed treatments
Eileen Cullen

On-farm evaluations of soybean aphid control in Dodge and Dane Counties
David Fischer and Jim Fanta

Soybean aphid update for Wisconsin
Bob Ellingson

Does soybean genetics affect soybean aphid/virus management
Craig Grau

Influence of K availability on soybean aphid population dynamics
Scott Myers

Factors affecting soybean grain composition
Roger Borges

Session 3C: Business Issues for Dealers

What is an Agricultural Environmental Management System (EMS)?
Karl Hakanson

Environmental management systems: Benefits and opportunities
David Anderson

Is Wisconsin agriculture vulnerable to terrorism?
Nick Neher

A strategic plan for the Agri-service industry
Kirk Biggs

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Selling using agronomy, not price
Lance Murrell

Act now for ESA!
Amy Winters

Session 4A: Phosphorus and Nutrient Management Planning

Wisconsin progress on nutrient management education and research
Scott Sturgul

Using animal density standards for nutrient management policy on Wisconsin dairy farms
Heather Saam

Nutrient cycling on Wisconsin dairy farms: Preliminary results from the On Farmers Ground project
Dan McCrory

2004 Farm Bill conservation programs and TSP update
Pat Murphy

RUSLE2 use in conservation and nutrient management planning
Pat Murphy

The research basis for the Wisconsin Phosphorus Index
Laura Ward Good

SNAP-Plus, nutrient management software for Wisconsin
Bill Pearson

The future of nutrient management in Wisconsin
Sue Porter

Session 4B: Crop Protection Management and Regulation

Mixing/Loading pad assessments and environmental impacts
Dave Hyer

Influence of Alfalfa Brown Root Rot on winterkill
Craig Grau

A Minnesota perspective on Rootworm problems in first-year corn
Ken Ostlie

New soybean diseases for Wisconsin: Sudden Death Syndrome and Stem Canker
Craig Grau

Glyphosate management for Wisconsin
Chris Boerboom

Forces driving the development of herbicide-resistant weeds
Dave Stoltenberg

Effects of glyphosate contamination on corn
Paul Vassalotti

Characterizing populations of SCN in Wisconsin
Ann Macguidwin

Session 4C: Vegetable Production Issues

Importance of soybean aphids to vegetables
Jeff Wyman

Statewide distribution of virus problems on processing beans
Tom German

Recognizing virus symptoms in vegetable crops
Walt Stevenson

Influence of planting date on virus incidence
A. J. Bussan

Insecticide seed treatments for snap beans
Jeff Wyman

Eco-label opportunities for processing vegetable crops
Walt Stevenson

Sweet corn hybrid tolerance to herbicides
Chris Boerboom

Population density effects on sweet corn tipfill
Bill Tracy

Session 5A: Soils and Agronomy Research Update

How can we help farmers comply with modern environmental regulations? WASI and the Role of Pioneer Farm
Tom Hunt

Assessing low Phosphorus tolerance in corn
Laura A. Pletsch-Rivera

Issues surrounding soybeans, Manganese, and Glyphosate
Ken Zielinski

An overview of new services at the Soil and Plant Analysis Lab - Madison
Sherry Combs

Fertilizer source, placement, and insecticide interactions
Tim Maloney

Sediment and Phosphorus runoff losses from high-moisture soils
Chris Baxter

Nitrogen fertilizer rates and application timing for Winter Wheat in Wisconsin
Kevin Shelley

Crop and soil responses to fibrous paper mill sludge
John Peters

What ignoring lime can do to corn and soybeans
Keith Kelling

Session 5B: Pest and Pesticide Research Update

Progress on predicting crop yield loss from weeds
Greta Gramig

Winter Wheat seet treatments for Wisconsin
John Gaska

Quackgrass management for four corn hybrid technologies
Jerry Doll

State of weed emergence predictions
Ed Luschei

DATCP's 2003 insect survey results and outlook for 2004
Krista Lambrecht

DATCP's 2003 disease survey results
Adrian Barta

Recommendation changes for Potato Leafhopper management
Dave Hogg

Making web-based pest management tools work for you
Richard Proost

Field case studies of Dicamba movement to soybeans
Chris Boerboom

  
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