2005 Irrigation Demonstration Results Ark Valley Research Center Hanagan Farms Proctor Farms.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Two gardeners progress Late April, 2008 Autumn. Now that the pumpkins are harvested, Anne intends to do a bit more market gardening, during winter, raising.
Advertisements

Minnesota Agricultural Water Resources Coalition Eligible Activities The program objectives are to implement and evaluate field scale on-farm nutrient.
Methods Soil moisture sensors and a Hansen meter were put into an alfalfa hay field at two different locations. Six water sensors were planted at three.
Duane Friend Extension Educator.  Funding for the study was through the Illinois Department of Agriculture Sustainable Ag Grant program  Additional.
 Primary tillage – rip, disc, laser level if needed  Secondary tillage – land plane, seed bed prep, pre-emergent herbicides.  Fertilizer – after soil.
R. Allen Straw Area Specialist SW VA AREC Virginia Cooperative Extension Irrigation Design.
The Effect of Nitrogen Fertilization on Yield and Quality of Bell Peppers Michelle Le Strange, UCCE Farm Advisor, Tulare & Kings Counties and Marita Cantwell,
Drip irrigation for beginners
Drip Irrigation Research in Arkansas Earl Vories University of Arkansas Northeast Research & Extension Center Keiser, Arkansas.
Optimizing Drip Fumigation through Deep Application and Totally Impermeable Film Covering for Strawberry Production Ruijun Qin, Oleg Daugovish, Suduan.
Water Use of Southern Highbush Blueberry
Bryan Wilkins. In South Alabama we generally get enough rain in June and July to size our pecans. We don’t get enough steady rainfall during the critical.
By, Richard Lee Moore III Agribusiness and Crop & Soil Science.
OBSERVATIONS FROM A NEW GROWER USING PLASTICULTURE IN STRAWBERRY AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTION Mike and Dianna Wilson Lily Lane Farms.
Huns Garden 2008 Ginger Growing experiment in Kansas City Kansas Farm.
Module VIII: Seeds and Sowing Lesson 3: Sowing of Chili Pepper After completing this lesson, you have learned to answer: 1.Describe the practiced systems.
Module VII: Cropping Systems for Chili Pepper Cultivation Lesson 3: Transplanting Chili Pepper After completing this lesson, you have learned to answer:
AZdrip: Long-term Evaluation of SDI Tom Thompson Dept. of Soil, Water, and Environmental Science Presented at Drip Irrigation Field Day Maricopa Agricultural.
Green Waste Compost Application Research sponsored by: California Integrated Waste Management Board and California Biomass, Inc. Mohammad Omary, Milt McGiffen,
No-till transplanting processing tomatoes into cotton residue Five Points, CA 2003 No-till transplanting processing tomatoes into cotton residue Five Points,
Organic Farm Yield and Profitability from NEON, NASS, and other sources.
Improving the effectiveness of furrow sowing on water repellent sands.
Evaluation of the Effects of Plastic Mulches - Red, Black, Olive and Control, on the Growth and Yield of Tomato A. A. James, J. A. Sawtelle, and R. W.
Ministry of Agriculture
Subsurface Drip Irrigation for Row Crops Chad Lee Extension Grain Crops University of Kentucky.
Bob Hochmuth Multi County Extension Agent UF/IFAS North Florida Research and Education Center – Suwannee Valley.
2012: Weed Management and Crop Injury when Intercropping Melons and Cotton Traditionally, spring planted melon crops in southern Georgia are harvested.
Sweet Potatoes – What We Have Learned So Far: Plant Densities, Plastic Mulch, Floating Rowcovers and Transplants Chuck Bornt, Laura McDermott & Crystal.
Seedlot Handling and Tuber Yield Loretta Mikitzel, PhD, PAg NB Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries New Brunswick Potato Conference and.
EFarmer.us Potatoes Production, Market, and Expected Return December 2008 copyright eStudy.us 2008
Machungo C, Wanjogu R.K, Owilla, B , Njoka, J.J Anzwa, M.
Irrigation Chapter #7. What is irrigation? ä the controlled application of water ä xerophytes, mesophytes, hydrophytes.
Introduction System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is special method of rice cultivation originally developed at Madagascar in SRI is a combination.
Maintaining Companion Planting Techniques While Mechanizing in Diverse, Small Farm Vegetable Operations SARE Funded Research – Genuine Faux Farm, Tripoli,
Virtual Academy for the Semi Arid Tropics Course on Insect Pests of Groundnut Module 8: Seeds and Sowing After completing this lesson, you have learned.
Introduction Fruity vegetables are propagated by seeds, include Tomato, Brinjal, Chilli and Capsicum. The seedlings are grown in nursery so as to attain.
SOIL SUITABILITY AND MANAGEMENT FOR POTATO PRODUCTION NextEnd.
Utilization of NAA as a Seed Treatment to Control Stem Number in Russet Burbank Andrew P. Robinson, North Dakota State University / University of Minnesota.
By: Nick Baldwin. Number of farms irrigated: 220,163 Total acres: 52,583,431 Water used (total acre-ft): 86,894,031 Irrigation in the United States.
Figure 1. Volume of water from two emitters were collected using catch cans so as to estimate flow rates for three drip tapes laid flat on the ground without.
After completing this Lesson, you have learned to answer: 1.Describe the practiced systems of pearl millet sowing? 2.Which system of pearl millet sowing.
PRECISION IRRIGATION BY: CHARLES SLOUGH SOIL 4213.
CCLONES - ADEPT ( Comparing Clonal Lines On Experimental Sites) Forest Biology Research Cooperative University of Florida.
Dick Auld Calvin Trostle Plant & Soil Sciences Extension Agronomist
LATE SEASON N APPLICATIONS FOR IRRIGATED HARD RED WHEAT PROTEIN ENHANCEMENT. S.E. Petrie*, Oregon State Univ, B.D. Brown, Univ. of Idaho. Introduction.
 Kenya is expanding irrigation (vertically/horizontally) rapidly rising under water scarcity  Inefficient water management practices aggravate water.
Introduction Potato production through TPS is recommended as almost no virus causing disease in potato transmitted by botanical seed. TPS sowing approaches.
Vegetable Gardening for Beginners Your Garden Throughout the Year.
Impact of Rotation and Fumigation on 2006 Cotton Production in Reniform Infested Cotton Fields. Gazaway, W.S., K. Lawrence, and J.R. Akridge Auburn University.
Effect of Timing of Harvest on Onion Yield and Storability Clint Shock Erik Feibert Oregon State University Malheur Experiment Station Ontario, Oregon.
IRRIGATED CORN RESPONSE TO NITROGEN FERTILIZATION IN THE COLORADO ARKANSAS VALLEY Ardell Halvorson 1, Frank Schweissing 2, Michael Bartolo 2, and Curtis.
Vegetable Gardening For fun and flavor! Site Selection Where? Water Rotation.
Production, Market, and Expected Return December 2008
Sorghum – Sugarcane Aphid Research Exchange Meeting
Irrigation Method Impacts on Peanut Pod Yield. S. Leininger 1, L. J
Conservation Tillage in Cotton: A Mississippi Delta Perspective
HORTICULTURAL TECH FARM
Timothy Johnson and Thomas Plato Plato Industries Ltd.,
RR Cotton Tolerance to Glyphosate and Managing Difficult to Control Weeds A. Stanley Culpepper.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Learned from the Project
Use of organic mulch as an alternative to the plastic mulch-methyl bromide system for suppressing purple and yellow nutsedges in tomato production Shabana,
Tunnel Farming of vegetables ( Production of sequences of Tunnel Vegetables ) A Series of Lectures to Tunnel Farming Group The University of Agriculture.
Advances in Valley Vegetable Production and Irrigation
Super Absorbent Polymer For Agriculture
Extension Plant Pathologist University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Like.
What Is Up with Soybean Yields?
Management of Wilt Diseases on Tomato by Organically Acceptable Methods MM Rahman and Lewis Jett, WVU Extension Service, Morgantown, WV
State Senior Vegetable CDE Exam
PRAB Dry Bean Research Priorities Meeting 2.19
Presentation transcript:

2005 Irrigation Demonstration Results Ark Valley Research Center Hanagan Farms Proctor Farms

Ark Valley Research Center

2005 VEGETABLE CROP REPORTS Jim Valliant and Mike Bartolo Arkansas Valley Research Center Colorado State University Plots – Each plot was two beds wide (5 feet) and 25’ long. Each bed had two rows spaced 10" apart on top of the bed with an in-row spacing between plants of ~3”. Eight bed feet (8’ X 1 row) was used for yield determination. Each plot was replicated four times in the trial. For the drip trial, a single drip line was placed down the center. The furrow-irrigated onions received 96.0 inches of irrigation water and the drip-irrigated onions received 27.0 inches. Polymer Application –“AgriBlend” – (HYDROGEL + zeolite) was banded at the rate of 20 lbs/acre prior to planting on March 7. The AgriBlend was applied by hand in the area to be seeded to onions. *HYDROGEL is a cross-linked molecular structured polyacrylamide (polymer). Planted - March 8 th, 2005 (var. Ranchero – Nunhems Seeds) Harvest and Grade – September, 2005

Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Cull %Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control lsd=.1 ns ns ns ns ns Effect of Polymer Treatment on Drip-Irrigated Onions (Variety-Ranchero). Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Cull %Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control Effect of Polymer Treatment on Furrow-Irrigated Onions (Variety-Ranchero). lsd=.1 ns ns ns ns ns

Hanagan Farms

2005 IRRIGATION DEMONSTRATION REPORTS Jim Valliant Cooperative Extension Colorado State University Zones – Each zone of the drip irrigation system was 8.0 acres with 60-inch beds. Three rows of onions were planted on each bed. Each row was spaced 7 inches apart. The drip lines were placed in the center of the beds about 15 inches below the surface. Eight feet of bed was harvested (8’ X 3 rows of onions) at 12 locations in each treatment for yield determination. Approximately 30.0 inches was applied through the drip-irrigation system. Polymer Application – “AgriBlend” – (HYDROGEL* + zeolite) was banded at the rate of 10 lbs/acre in the transplant furrow just prior to transplanting the seedling onions. The AgriBlend was applied immediately behind the transplant furrow-opening chisel. *HYDROGEL is a cross- linked molecular structured polyacrylamide (polymer). Transplanted – April 10, 2005 Harvest and Grade – July 26, 2005

Effect of Polymer Treatment on Drip-Irrigated, Transplanted Yellow Onions (Variety-Vaquero). Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Prepacks < 2  " % Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control lsd=.1 ns ns ns ns ns

Proctor Farms SDI

2005 IRRIGATION DEMONSTRATION REPORTS Jim Valliant Cooperative Extension Colorado State University Zones – Each zone of the drip irrigation system was 5.7 acres with 60-inch beds. Six rows of onions were planted on each bed. Each row was spaced 3 inches apart. The drip lines were placed in the center of the beds approximately 8 inches below the surface. Eight feet of bed was harvested (8’ X 6 rows of onions) at nine locations in each treatment for yield determination. Approximately 26.5 inches of water was applied through the drip-irrigation system. Polymer Application – “AgriBlend” – (HYDROGEL + zeolite) polymer was banded at the rate of 10 lbs/acre at planting on March 1 and 2. The AgriBlend was applied in front of the covering wheel so that it was in the furrow with the seed. *HYDROGEL is a cross-linked molecular structured polyacrylamide (polymer). Planted - March 1, 2005 (Cometa), March 2, 2005 (Vaquero) Harvest and Grade – August 29 and 30, 2005

Effect of Polymer Treatment on Drip-Irrigated Seeded White Onions (Variety-Cometa). Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Prepacks < 2  " % Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control lsd=.1 ns ns ns ns ns Effect of Polymer Treatment on Drip-Irrigated Seeded Yellow Onions (Variety-Vaquero). Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Prepacks < 2  " % Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control lsd=.1 ns ns ns ns ns

Transplant Furrow-opening Chisel

Hand Transplanting Onions

Transplanted Onions with Polymer

2005 IRRIGATION DEMONSTRATION REPORTS Jim Valliant Cooperative Extension Colorado State University Areas – The field was bedded with 30-inch spacing and the onions were planted at two rows per bed. The rows were 8 inches apart. Eight feet of bed was harvested (8’ X 2 rows of onions) at 9 locations in each treatment for yield determination. Polymer Application – – “AgriBlend” – (HYDROGEL* + zeolite) was banded at the rate of 10 lbs/acre in the transplant furrow just prior to transplanting the seedling onions. The AgriBlend was applied immediately behind the transplant furrow-opening chisel. *HYDROGEL is a cross-linked molecular structured polyacrylamide (polymer). Transplanted – April 14, 2005 (Cometa), April 16,2005 (Vaquero), April 20 (Red Wing) Harvest and Grade – August 25, 2005

Effect of Polymer Treatment on Furrow-Irrigated, Transplanted White Onions (Variety-Cometa). Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Prepacks < 2  " % Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control lsd=.1 ns ns ns ns ns

Effect of Polymer Treatment on Furrow-Irrigated, Transplanted Yellow Onions (Variety-Vaquero). Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Prepacks < 2  " % Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control lsd=.1 ns ns ns ns ns

Effect of Polymer Treatment on Furrow-Irrigated Purple Onions (Variety-Red Wing). Treatment Colossals  4" % Jumbos 3"-4" % Medium 2  "-3" % Prepacks < 2  " % Total Market. Weight CWT/A Polymer Treated Control lsd=.1ns ns ns ns ns