Duane Friend Extension Educator.  Funding for the study was through the Illinois Department of Agriculture Sustainable Ag Grant program  Additional.

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Duane Friend Extension Educator

 Funding for the study was through the Illinois Department of Agriculture Sustainable Ag Grant program  Additional assistance has been provided by the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center

 Plots at 3 field sites with low inherent soil organic matter  Three replications of 0, 10 and 20 tons/acre (0, 24.7 tons/Ha, 49.4 tons/Ha) of biochar applied in 10 foot by 10 foot (305 by 305 cm) plots at each site  Each site planted to field corn, with normal agronomic operations  Examined soil changes, yield

 Site had been in alfalfa  Was plowed, with biochar then applied and tilled in  Site was hand seeded with Roundup Ready corn

 Plot previously in field corn  Plot irrigated  Planted with Roundup Ready corn by farm operator

 Plot previously in soybeans  Plot part of strip till field  Planted to non Roundup Ready corn, by farm operator

 Will continue to monitor plots in 2013  Will take additional soil samples and do yield checks