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Long-term productivity and economic performance of spring wheat production systems in southwestern Saskatchewan

Zentner, R.P.; Campbell, C.A.; Selles, F.; Jefferson, P.G.; Fernandez, M.R.; Lemke, R.; Hamel, C.; Gan, Y.; McConkey, B.G.; Thomas, A.G. (2005-02-17)

Effect of cropping frequency on grain yields, N balance, and economic returns for properly fertilized spring wheat in southwestern Saskatchewan

Zentner, R.P.; Campbell, C.A.; Selles, F.; Lemke, R.; Fernandez, M.R.; McConkey, B.G.; Gan, Y.; Hamel, C. (2004-02-19)

Long-term response of spring wheat to N and P fertilization in southwestern Saskatchewan

Zentner, R.P.; Brandt, K.; Campbell, C.A.; Wang, H.; Cade-Menun, B.J.; Lemke, R.; Gan, Y.; McConkey, B.G.; Hamel, C.; Cutforth, H.; Fernandez, M.R. (2010-02-24)

Carbon footprints for wheat cropping systems in semiarid prairies

Gan, Y.; Liang, C.; Lemke, R.; Campbell, C.; Zentner, R. (2014-03-11)

Wheat is the world's most favored cereal food source, second to rice. However, the production of wheat crop is often considered to be environmentally-unfriendly, because of the large inputs of fuel, inorganic fertilizer, ...

Grain yield and protein content of durum wheat preceded by green manure

Gan, Y.; Mooleki, P.; Lemke, R.; Zentner, R. (2015-03-16)

Managing an annual legume green manure crop for fallow replacement in southwestern Saskatchewan

Zentner, R.P.; Campbell, C.A.; Biederbeck, V.O.; Selles, F.; Lemke, R.; Jefferson, P.G.; Gan, Y. (2003-02-18)

Some scientists have suggested that in the Brown soil zone an annual legume green manure crop (GM) could be used as a partial-fallow replacement to protect the soil against erosion and increase its N fertility, particularly ...

Effect of cropping frequency, wheat classes, and flexible rotations on yield, production, and nitrogen economy in a Brown Chernozem

Campbell, C.A.; Zentner, R.P.; Selles, F.; Lemke, R.; Jefferson, P.G.; McConkey, B.G.; Gan, Y. (2003-02-18)

Producers in the semiarid Canadian prairies frequently summerfallow (F) to conserve water, control weeds, and to maximize soil N reserves; however, this practice often results in soil degradation. A crop rotation experiment ...