Chester E. Greub
Department of Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences
Research Areas
Biography and Research Information
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Chester E. Greub's research focuses on improving agricultural practices, particularly concerning nitrogen management in crop production. His work has investigated methods to enhance fertilizer nitrogen recovery efficiency in furrow-irrigated corn, exploring the use of tissue tests and the impact of alkaline hydrolyzable-nitrogen in clayey soils on supplemental nitrogen requirements for rice in Arkansas. Greub has also examined the partitioning and uptake of pre-plant nitrogen fertilizer in corn, as well as the influence of various water management practices on rice grain yield. Additionally, his research has explored how cover crop species and planting dates affect soybean yield.
Metrics
- h-index: 5
- Publications: 17
- Citations: 56
Positions
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Department of Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences publications 2016–2019University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Alkaline Hydrolyzable‐Nitrogen of Clayey Soils Reduces Supplemental Fertilizer Nitrogen Requirement of Rice in Arkansas (2019)
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Quantifying Foliar and Soil Uptake of Granular <sup>15</sup>N‐Labeled Urea by Corn (2018)
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Evaluating Tissue Tests to Improve Nitrogen Management in Furrow‐Irrigated Mid‐South Corn Production (2018)
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Predicting Nitrogen Requirements for Maize with the Dark Green Color Index under Experimental Conditions (2018)
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Pre‐Plant Nitrogen Fertilizer Uptake and Partitioning in Furrow‐Irrigated Corn (2017)
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Early Season Nitrogen Fertilizer Recovery by Corn within a Furrow-Irrigated Production System (2017)
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Fertilizer Nitrogen Recovery Efficiency of Furrow‐Irrigated Corn (2016)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Fertilizer Nitrogen Recovery Efficiency of Furrow‐Irrigated Corn
- Predicting Nitrogen Requirements for Maize with the Dark Green Color Index under Experimental Conditions
- Alkaline Hydrolyzable‐Nitrogen of Clayey Soils Reduces Supplemental Fertilizer Nitrogen Requirement of Rice in Arkansas
- Pre‐Plant Nitrogen Fertilizer Uptake and Partitioning in Furrow‐Irrigated Corn
- Evaluating Tissue Tests to Improve Nitrogen Management in Furrow‐Irrigated Mid‐South Corn Production
Showing 5 of 7 shared publications
- Fertilizer Nitrogen Recovery Efficiency of Furrow‐Irrigated Corn
- Alkaline Hydrolyzable‐Nitrogen of Clayey Soils Reduces Supplemental Fertilizer Nitrogen Requirement of Rice in Arkansas
- Pre‐Plant Nitrogen Fertilizer Uptake and Partitioning in Furrow‐Irrigated Corn
- Evaluating Tissue Tests to Improve Nitrogen Management in Furrow‐Irrigated Mid‐South Corn Production
- Early Season Nitrogen Fertilizer Recovery by Corn within a Furrow-Irrigated Production System
Showing 5 of 6 shared publications
- Fertilizer Nitrogen Recovery Efficiency of Furrow‐Irrigated Corn
- Pre‐Plant Nitrogen Fertilizer Uptake and Partitioning in Furrow‐Irrigated Corn
- Evaluating Tissue Tests to Improve Nitrogen Management in Furrow‐Irrigated Mid‐South Corn Production
- Early Season Nitrogen Fertilizer Recovery by Corn within a Furrow-Irrigated Production System
- Quantifying Foliar and Soil Uptake of Granular <sup>15</sup>N‐Labeled Urea by Corn
- Fertilizer Nitrogen Recovery Efficiency of Furrow‐Irrigated Corn
- Alkaline Hydrolyzable‐Nitrogen of Clayey Soils Reduces Supplemental Fertilizer Nitrogen Requirement of Rice in Arkansas
- Predicting Nitrogen Requirements for Maize with the Dark Green Color Index under Experimental Conditions
- Predicting Nitrogen Requirements for Maize with the Dark Green Color Index under Experimental Conditions
- Evaluating Tissue Tests to Improve Nitrogen Management in Furrow‐Irrigated Mid‐South Corn Production
- Alkaline Hydrolyzable‐Nitrogen of Clayey Soils Reduces Supplemental Fertilizer Nitrogen Requirement of Rice in Arkansas
- Alkaline Hydrolyzable‐Nitrogen of Clayey Soils Reduces Supplemental Fertilizer Nitrogen Requirement of Rice in Arkansas
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