2018 Sugarbeet Results

  • Response of Sugarbeet to Various K and P Sources Applied in the Fall – BV01-18
    Yield Results
  • Alternative N Application Strategies for Sugarbeet – BV02-18
    Yield Results
  • Nitrogen and Sulfur Combination Products in Sugarbeet – BV03-18
    Yield Results
  • Sugarbeet N Response Following Corn – BV06-18
    Yield Results
  • Response of Sugarbeet to Various K and P Sources Applied in the Spring – BV07-18
    Yield Results
  • Use of Raindrop Nozzles for Sugarbeet N Application – BV08-18
    Yield Results
  • Liquid Carbon-Based Fertilizer Applied In-Furrow and 2×2 – BV09-18
    Yield Results
  • Sugarbeet as Affected by Varying Rates of 2×2 Applied N – BV10-18
    Yield Results
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