Publications at this Location

ARS scientists publish results of their research projects in many formats. Listed below are the publications from research projects conducted at this location.

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2017 Publications (listed by order of acceptance date)

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	Propelled abrasive grit for weed control in organic silage corn (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(13-Dec-17)
	Air-propelled abrasive grit can damage the perennial weed, quackgrass (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(27-Nov-17)
	Agriculture in the Fertile Crescent: Continuity and change under climate change (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(4-Sep-17)
	Meta-analyses of oil yield in Cuphea PSR23 (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(7-Aug-17)
	Integrating winter camelina into maize and soybean cropping systems (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(6-Jun-17)
	Stover harvest impacts soil and hydrologic properties on three Minnesota farms (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(30-May-17)
	Yield tradeoffs and nitrogen between pennycress, camelina, and soybean in relay- and double-crop systems (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(29-May-17)
	Environmental impact assessment of double- and relay-cropping with winter camelina in the northern Great Plains, USA (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(22-May-17)
	Spent coffee grounds as air-propelled abrasive grit for weed control (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(10-May-17)
	Propelled abrasive grit applications for weed management in transitional corn grain production systems (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(3-May-17)
	Specialty oilseed crops provide an attractive source of pollen for beneficial insects (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(21-Mar-17)
	Phenotypic and ionome profiling of Triticum aestivum x Aegilops tauschii introgression lines (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(10-Mar-17)
	Can reducing tillage and increasing crop diversity benefit grain and forage production? (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(10-Mar-17)
	Strip-tillage reduces productivity in organically managed grain and forage cropping systems in the Upper Midwest, USA (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(25-Jan-17)
	Naturally occurring soil salinity does not reduce N-transforming enzymes or organisms (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(5-Jan-17)