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Effects of Residue Management, Rotations, and Nitrogen Fertilizer on Small Grain Production in Northwestern Kansas¹

Synopsis: Moisture storage was increased 3 out of 6 years under stubble mulching and was not decreased the other 3 years. Grain yields were correlated with moisture available to the crop. Nitrate nitrogen in the soil was less under stubble mulch than under no-residue but amounts were adequate to produce grain yields as great as possible with existing moisture supply. Fertilization with N increased the nitrate nitrogen content of the soil but had no effect on grain yields.

² Assistant Agronomist, Kansas State University, Colby Branch Experiment Station, Colby, Kansas.

Received for publication October 5, 1962.

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