Yield response of two potato culivars to supplemental irrigation and N fertilization in New Brunswick

By G. Bélanger, J. Walsh, J. E. Richards, P. Milburn, N. Ziadi. American Journal of Potato Research, 2008

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Subfields: Environmental Chemistry, Food Science, Soil Science

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1. B. Zebarth
2. P. Fontes
3. N. Ziadi
4. A. Cambouris
5. H. Braun
6. G. Bélanger
7. Camilo Busato
8. P. Cecon

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• Economic Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Rates and Nitrogen Fertilization Rate Effects on Tuber Characteristics of Potato Cultivars (2010, background): “Usually, N increases yield ( Belanger et al. 2000a ) and reduces the tuber specific gravity (Porter and Sisson 1993).”
• Nitrogen Fertilization Strategies in Relation to Potato Tuber Yield, Quality, and Crop N Recovery (2012, background): “Potential total tuber yield in New Brunswick is about 50 t ha −1 (Bélanger et al. 2000).”