Nitrogen Response in Cotton as Affected by Tillage System and Irrigation Level

By Kevin F. Bronson, A. Onken, J. Keeling, J. D. Booker, H. Torbert. 2001

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Assessing internal crop nitrogen use efficiency in high-yielding irrigated cotton (2011, methodology): “Bauer et al. (1993) used a quadratic function to define the lint yield response of cotton to N fertilizer application, whereas Bronson et al. (2001) used a quadratic-plateau model that suited their data and produced lower NFopt than a quadratic curve.”
Cotton Yield and Fiber Quality from Irrigated Tillage Systems in the Tennessee Valley (2006, background): “Previous research has documented increased cotton yields and net returns with LEPA (low energy precision application) and sprinkler-irrigated cotton compared with nonirrigated cotton in the Texas High Plains and the Delta region of Mississippi (Bronson et al., 2001; Pringle and Martin, 2003).”