586 farmer’s fields 2007-2008 (3000-4000, N Rich or Ramps)

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586 farmer’s fields ( , N Rich or Ramps)

Lahoma, OK, Winter Wheat Optimum N Rate (assuming 40 lbs N/ac preplant) Average Yield Avg. 60 N/ac 42.8 bu/ac +/ Avg. Loss = $27.5/acre (N at $0.70/lb) Exp. 502, N rate = (N uptake 100 lb/ac - N uptake 40 lb/ac)/0.5

Mead, NE,

Data compiled by Dr. Robert Mullen, The Ohio State University

Pop-up out 10% In-field grounder 9% In-field single 25% In-field out 15% In field double-triple 12% Pop fly-out 25% Home Run 4%