| Louisiana
Agricultural Experiment Station research is conducted through approved
projects that meet specific criteria. Each project is assigned a CRIS
(Current Research Information System) number that is used to track
the progress of the research and to report the project status to the
Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station and USDA. CRIS project reports
from other states are available from the on-line archives in Washington,
D.C. The current projects that relate to the LSU Ag Center's Organic
Recycling Program are listed below. Details of each project are available
by clicking on the project title.
Effect of Compost Sources, Rates and
a Biological Solution on Sugarcane Yields
Use
of a Nitrogen Stabilization Package to Increase Yields and Reduce
the Nitrogen Requirements of Sugarcane
Fertility
Research Helps Optimize Sugarcane Profits
Effect
of a Nitrogen Stabilization Package and Urea Nitrogen Rates and
Placement on Sugarcane Yields
Louisiana
Agriculture, Vol. 44, No. 4, Fall 2001
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Louisiana
Agriculture, Vol. 42, No. 2, Spring 1999
Composting
of Fish and Crawfish Processing Residuals
Effect
of Cultural Practices and Soil Fertility on Yield and Yield Components
in Sugarcane
Enhancing
Beneficial Microorganisms in the Rhizoshpere
Identifying
Optimum Cultural Practices for Sugarcane and Kenaf in
Southern Louisiana
Machinery
for Sweet Potato Production
Management
of Animal Waste in Support of Sustainable Agriculture and Quality
Water Resources
Management
of Rhizosphere Dynamics to Control Soilborne Pathogens and Promote
Plant Productivity
Optimizing
Nitrogen Nutrition of Cotton
Vegetable
Breeding and Research |
