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1 114 FIELD EXPERIMENT HISTORY Title: Corn silage yield and quality response to fungicides Experiment: 10Pest Trial ID: 6123 Year: 2016 Personnel: Location: Supported By: J. G. Lauer, T. H. Diallo, K. D. Kohn Arlington, WI HATCH County: Columbia Site Information Field: ARS 406 Soil Test: Date: 10/31/16 Previous Crop: Alfalfa Soil Type: Plano Silt Loam ph: 6.2 OM (%) 3.3 P (ppm) 26 K (ppm) 79 Plot Management Tillage Operations: Field Cultivator Fertilizer: Analysis Rate Date Preplant Starter Post plant Manure: Dairy gal 1/6/16 Herbicide: Irrigation: Hornet 4oz/A Medal II EC 24oz/A None Insecticide: Hybrid: Force3G 4.4 lbs/a Dekalb DKC56-03 RIB Planting Date: 5/16/16 Planting Depth: 1.5" Row Width: 30" Target Plant Density: plants per acre Planting Method: Almaco Precision Planter Harvest Date: 9/26/16 Harvest Method: New Holland 707 Plot Chopper Notes: Fortix was 0.5 oz/a on V6 Zolera was 5.0 oz/a on VT Experimental Design Design: RCB Replications: 4 Plot Size Seeded: 20' x 75' Experiment Size: 0.2 A Harvest Plot Size: 2.5' x 23' Harvest Plant Density: plants per acre Treatment 1)UTC 0.5 oz/a on V5 3)Zolera 5.0 oz/a on VT Results: Table C
2 115 Table: Corn Silage yield and quality response to fungicides Arlington, WI Whole Plant Dry Matter Crude In Vitro Milk per Plant Plant Fungicide Yield Moisture protein ADF NDF Digest NDFD Starch Ton Acre population height tons/a % % % % % % % lbs/t lbs/t plants/a in UTC V Zolera 5.0 VT Mean Probability(%) Fungicide (F) LSD(0.10) Fungicide (F) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
3 116 FIELD EXPERIMENT HISTORY Title: Corn silage yield and quality response to fungicides Experiment: 10Pest Trial ID: 6125 Year: 2016 Personnel: Location: Supported By: J. G. Lauer, T. H. Diallo, K. D. Kohn Fond du Lac, WI HATCH County: Fond Du Lac Site Information Field: Soil Test: Date: 10/31/16 Previous Crop: Soybean Soil Type: Virgil Silt Loam ph: 6.6 OM (%) 1.4 P (ppm) 21 K (ppm) 111 Plot Management Tillage Operations: Field Cultivator Fertilizer: Analysis Rate Date Preplant lbs Starter lbs/a 5 /6 /16 Post plant Manure: Herbicide: Irrigation: Acuron 3 qt/a None Insecticide: Hybrid: Force3G 4.4 lbs/a Dekalb DKC48-12 RIB Planting Date: 5/6/16 Planting Depth: 1.5" Row Width: 30" Target Plant Density: plants per acre Planting Method: Almaco Precision Planter Harvest Date: 9/14/16 Harvest Method: New Holland 707 Plot Chopper Notes: Fortix was 0.5 oz/a on V6 Zolera was 5.0 oz/a on VT Experimental Design Design: RCB Replications: 4 Plot Size Seeded: 20' x 75' Experiment Size: 0.2 A Harvest Plot Size: 2.5' x 23' Harvest Plant Density: plants per acre Treatment 1)UTC 0.5 oz/a on V5 3)Zolera 5.0 oz/a on VT Results: Table C
4 117 Table: Corn Silage yield and quality response to fungicides Fond Du Lac, WI Whole Plant Dry Matter Crude In Vitro Milk per Plant Plant Fungicide Yield Moisture protein ADF NDF Digest NDFD Starch Ton Acre population height tons/a % % % % % % % lbs/t lbs/t plants/a in UTC V Zolera 5.0 VT Mean Probability(%) Fungicide (F) LSD(0.10) Fungicide (F) 0.4 NS 0.4 NS NS NS NS NS NS 2405 NS 3
5 118 FIELD EXPERIMENT HISTORY Title: Corn silage yield and quality response to fungicides Experiment: 10Pest Trial ID: 6126 Year: 2016 Personnel: Location: Supported By: J. G. Lauer, T. H. Diallo, K. D. Kohn Galesville, WI HATCH County: Trempealeau Site Information Field: Soil Test: Date: 10/31/16 Previous Crop: Soybean Soil Type: Downs Silt Loam ph: 5.8 OM (%) 4.6 P (ppm) 65 K (ppm) 124 Plot Management Tillage Operations: Field Cultivator Fertilizer: Analysis Rate Date Preplant gal Starter lbs/a 4 /27/16 Post plant Manure: Herbicide: Irrigation: Harness 3.0 oz/a Callisto 3.0 oz/a None Insecticide: Hybrid: Force3G 4.4 lbs/a Dekalb DKC48-12 RIB Planting Date: 4/27/16 Planting Depth: 1.5" Row Width: 30" Target Plant Density: plants per acre Planting Method: Almaco Precision Planter Harvest Date: 9/8/16 Harvest Method: New Holland 707 Plot Chopper Notes: Fortix was 0.5 oz/a on V6 Zolera was 5.0 oz/a on VT Experimental Design Design: RCB Replications: 4 Plot Size Seeded: 20' x 75' Experiment Size: 0.2 A Harvest Plot Size: 2.5' x 23' Harvest Plant Density: plants per acre Treatment 1)UTC 0.5 oz/a on V5 3)Zolera 5.0 oz/a on VT Results: Table C
6 119 Table: Corn Silage yield and quality response to fungicides Galesville, WI Whole Plant Dry Matter Crude In Vitro Milk per Plant Plant Fungicide Yield Moisture protein ADF NDF Digest NDFD Starch Ton Acre population height tons/a % % % % % % % lbs/t lbs/t plants/a in UTC V Zolera 5.0 VT Mean Probability(%) Fungicide (F) LSD(0.10) Fungicide (F) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
7 120 FIELD EXPERIMENT HISTORY Title: Corn silage yield and quality response to fungicides Experiment: 10Pest Trial ID: 6127 Year: 2016 Personnel: Location: Supported By: J. G. Lauer, T. H. Diallo, K. D. Kohn Marshfield, WI HATCH County: Wood Site Information Field: Soil Test: Date: 10/21/11 Previous Crop: Soybean Soil Type: Withee Silt Loam ph: 6.3 OM (%) 3.0 P (ppm) 45 K (ppm) 85 Plot Management Tillage Operations: Field Cultivator Fertilizer: Analysis Rate Date Preplant gal Starter lbs/a 5 /5 /16 Post plant Manure: Herbicide: Irrigation: Parallel 1.7 pt/a Hornet WDG 3.0 oz/a Roundup Power Max 32 oz/a None Insecticide: Hybrid: Force3G 4.4 lbs/a Dekalb DKC38-04 RIB Planting Date: 5/5/16 Planting Depth: 1.5" Row Width: 30" Target Plant Density: plants per acre Planting Method: Almaco Precision Planter Harvest Date: 9/20/16 Harvest Method: New Holland 707 Plot Chopper Notes: Fortix was 0.5 oz/a on V4 Zolera was 5.0 oz/a on VT Experimental Design Design: RCB Replications: 4 Plot Size Seeded: 20' x 75' Experiment Size: 0.25A Harvest Plot Size: 2.5' x 23' Harvest Plant Density: plants per acre Treatment 1)UTC 0.5 oz/a on V5 3)Zolera 5.0 oz/a on VT Results: Table C
8 121 Table: Corn Silage yield and quality response to fungicides Marshfield, WI Whole Plant Dry Matter Crude In Vitro Milk per Plant Plant Fungicide Yield Moisture protein ADF NDF Digest NDFD Starch Ton Acre population height tons/a % % % % % % % lbs/t lbs/t plants/a in UTC V Zolera 5.0 VT Mean Probability(%) Fungicide (F) LSD(0.10) Fungicide (F) NS 1.9 NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
9 122 FIELD EXPERIMENT HISTORY Title: Corn silage yield and quality response to fungicides Experiment: 10Pest Trial ID: 6124 Year: 2016 Personnel: Location: Supported By: J. G. Lauer, T. H. Diallo, K. D. Kohn Montfort, WI HATCH County: Grant Site Information Field: Soil Test: Date: 10/31/16 Previous Crop: Soybean Soil Type: Dodgeville Silt Loam ph: 5.8 OM (%) 4.2 P (ppm) 52 K (ppm) 153 Plot Management Tillage Operations: Field Cultivator Fertilizer: Analysis Rate Date Preplant lbs/a Starter lbs/a 5 /5 /16 Post plant gal Manure: Herbicide: Irrigation: Acuron 1.75 qt/a None Insecticide: Hybrid: Force3G 4.4 lbs/a Dekalb DKC56-03 RIB Planting Date: 5/5/16 Planting Depth: 1.5" Row Width: 30" Target Plant Density: plants per acre Planting Method: Almaco Precision Planter Harvest Date: 9/12/16 Harvest Method: New Holland 707 Plot Chopper Notes: Fortix was 0.5 oz/a on V6 Zolera was 5.0 oz/a on VT Experimental Design Design: RCB Replications: 4 Plot Size Seeded: 20' x 75' Experiment Size: 0.2 A Harvest Plot Size: 2.5' x 23' Harvest Plant Density: plants per acre Treatment 1)UTC 0.5 oz/a on V5 3)Zolera 5.0 oz/a on VT Results: Table C
10 123 Table: Corn Silage yield and quality response to fungicides Montfort, WI Whole Plant Dry Matter Crude In Vitro Milk per Plant Plant Fungicide Yield Moisture protein ADF NDF Digest NDFD Starch Ton Acre population height tons/a % % % % % % % lbs/t lbs/t plants/a in UTC V Zolera 5.0 VT Mean Probability(%) Fungicide (F) LSD(0.10) Fungicide (F) 0.5 NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS 1992 NS 3
11 124 FIELD EXPERIMENT HISTORY Title: Corn silage yield and quality response to fungicides Experiment: 10Pest Trial ID: 6128 Year: 2016 Personnel: Location: Supported By: J. G. Lauer, T. H. Diallo, K. D. Kohn Valders, WI HATCH County: Manitowoc Site Information Field: Soil Test: Date: 10/31/16 Previous Crop: Corn Soil Type: Kewaunee Clay Loam ph: 7.1 OM (%) 2.8 P (ppm) 206 K (ppm) 104 Plot Management Tillage Operations: Fall Chisel Turbo till Fertilizer: Analysis Rate Date Preplant Starter lbs/a 5 /9 /16 Post plant gal Manure: Dairy 9000 gal Herbicide: Irrigation: Steadfast 1.0 oz/a Keystone 1.5 pt/a Callisto 3.0 oz/a Atrazine 0.25 lb/a None Insecticide: Hybrid: Force 3G 4.4 lbs/a Dekalb DKC38-04 RIB Planting Date: 5/9/16 Planting Depth: 1.5" Row Width: 30" Target Plant Density: plants per acre Planting Method: Almaco Precision Planter Harvest Date: 9/15/16 Harvest Method: New Holland 707 Plot Chopper Notes: Fortix was 0.5 oz/a on V6 Zolera was 5.0 oz/a on VT Experimental Design Design: RCB Replications: 4 Plot Size Seeded: 5' x 25' Experiment Size: 0.2 A Harvest Plot Size: 2.5' x 23' Harvest Plant Density: plants per acre Treatment 1)UTC 0.5 oz/a on V5 3)Zolera 5.0 oz/a on VT Results: Table C
12 125 Table: Corn Silage yield and quality response to fungicides Valders, WI Whole Plant Dry Matter Crude In Vitro Milk per Plant Plant Fungicide Yield Moisture protein ADF NDF Digest NDFD Starch Ton Acre population height tons/a % % % % % % % lbs/t lbs/t plants/a in UTC V Zolera 5.0 VT Mean Probability(%) Fungicide (F) LSD(0.10) Fungicide (F) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
County: Columbia. See factors. N/A Starter : N/A N/A N/A Post plant : See factors 6 /15/17 N/A. Insecticide:
133 Title: Personnel: Location: Supported By: Site Information Field: ARS:336 Soil Test: Date: 11/1 /16 FIELD EXPERIMENT HISTORY Multi-factor effects for continuous and rotated corn Experiment: 19Systems
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