Welcome to AGRONOMY NOTES - An information resource prepared
by Dr. Jim Bauder, Extension Soil and Water Quality Specialist in the
Department of Land Resources and Environmental Sciences at Montana
State University. The Agronomy Notes originated from a weekly news
release and fact sheet series, initiated in 1995. The news release and
resultant fact sheets accessible from this web page attempt to address
topics of interest to crop and livestock producers, natural resource
managers, and other interested individuals. Although the focus is
primarily on irrigated and dryland cereal and forage crop production in
the northern Great Plains, the series offers information in fact sheet
format which is useful to a wide readership. The weekly news releases
making up this web site are distributed electronically each Friday
morning.
Many of the questions and issues addressed were prepared in
response to questions from producers like yourself. Just a few of the
many subjects addressed include: agronomics of cereal and forage
production, basic fertility questions, soil and water management and
conservation, alternative land uses, organic farming, and technology
transfer. Got a question you'd like to see answered as a new Ag Note?
Enter the question below, if it is not already addressed in an existing
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example question: What effect does water from coal bed methane
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This web page is periodically updated and the information contained
herein is available to the public free of charge.
Articles converted from the origonal AgNotes by Krista Pearson, last
conversion September 24, 2001.
The search and indexing features of AgNotes were developed byDMO Productions.
