Experiment 222: Long-Term Application of N, P, and K in Continuous Winter Wheat

This experiment has been added by the GLTEN Curators using existing published sources.
Objective
To evaluate long-term winter wheat grain yield response to applied nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K). Applications of sulfur (S) and magnesium (Mg) (Sul-Po-Mag) were also compared.
Description
In recent years, this study has also been used to develop yield potential models and yield predictions through sensor based technologies.
Data Access Statement
Freely available online
Data Access Notes
Data is available for download as an Excel file, but no licence, DOI or citation recommendation is provided.
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Data URL
Experiment 222: Long-Term Application of N, P, and K in Continuous Winter Wheat
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Organizations
Oklahoma State University
research organisation
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Site: Experiment #222 site

Type
research station field
Location
Stillwater
Oklahoma
USA
Geographic location
36.122056, -97.091259
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Visits permitted?
No
Soil description
Kirkland silt loam (fine, mixed, thermic Udertic Paleustolls)

Design period: (1969—)

Design description
The experiment has 4 replicates each of 13 plots. Plots measure 6.1 x 18.3 m
Number of plots
52
Number of replicates
4
Number of harvests per year
1
Crop
CropYears grown
winter wheat
Factors
Factor name
Factor levels
nitrogen fertilizer exposure
N0
No N applied
N40  (44.8 kgN/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: urea
Applied before fall planting
N80  (89.7 kgN/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: urea
Applied before fall planting
N120  (134.5 kgN/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: urea
Half before fall planting and half in spring
phosphate fertilizer exposure
All applied before fall planting
P0  (0 )
Applied to crop: winter wheat
No P applied
P30  (33.6 kgP/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: triple superphosphate
P60  (67.3 kgP/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: triple superphosphate
P90  (100.9 kgP/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: triple superphosphate
potassium fertilizer exposure
All applied before fall planting
K0  (0 )
Applied to crop: winter wheat
K40  (44.8 kgK/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: potassium chloride
K40 sulpomag  (44.8 kgK/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: potassium magnesium sulfate
K80  (89.7 kgK/ha)
Applied to crop: winter wheat
Chemical form: potassium chloride
Factor combinations
Treatment 1
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N0
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40
Treatment 2
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N40
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40
Treatment 3
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N80
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40
Treatment 4
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N120
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40
Treatment 5
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N80
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P0
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40
Treatment 6
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N80
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P30
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40
Treatment 7
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N80
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40
Treatment 8
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N80
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K0
Treatment 9
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N80
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K80
Treatment 10
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N0
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P0
potassium fertilizer exposure: K0
Treatment 11
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N120
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P90
potassium fertilizer exposure: K80
Treatment 12
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N120
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P90
potassium fertilizer exposure: K0
Treatment 13
nitrogen fertilizer exposure: N80
phosphate fertilizer exposure: P60
potassium fertilizer exposure: K40 sulpomag
Measurements
VariableMaterialUnitsFrequencyScaleComment
grain yield traitwinter wheat
phosphorous contentwinter wheatin grain
nitrogen contentwinter wheatin grain
soil pHSoil
soil organic carbonSoil
total soil nitrogenSoil
sowing datewinter wheat
harvest datewinter wheat
agronomic fertilization datewinter wheat
NDVIwinter wheat

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