This webcast discusses five years of on-farm research plots where liquid swine and dairy manure has been applied to soft red winter wheat fields and compared to urea as a spring top-dress nitrogen source. Research plots have utilized a Veenhuizen toolbar and a Peecon toolbar to incorporate liquid manure into standing wheat and more recently a dragline has been utilized to make manure application more efficient and reduce soil compaction. This presentation was originally broadcast on January 21, 2011. More...
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Incorporating Liquid Livestock Manure to Wheat
Glen Arnold, Putnam County Extension Educator, The Ohio State University (11 minutes)
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Presentation Slides
Surface Applying Liquid Livestock Manure to Wheat
Glen Arnold, Putnam County Extension Educator, The Ohio State University (24 minutes)
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Side-dressing Liquid Livestock Manure to Corn
Glen Arnold, Putnam County Extension Educator, The Ohio State University (11 minutes)
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Question and Answer
All Speakers (8 minutes)
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Written Summary
Continuing Education Units
Certified Crop Advisers (CCA, CPAg, or CPSS)
View the archive and take the quiz (not available yet). Visit the CCA continuing education page for additional CEU opportunities.
American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS)
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Additional Resource and Links
- Click on the On Farm Research link at http://agcrops.osu.edu/ for results of manure research since 2008.
