Abstract/Posters – Nitrogen Use Efficiency Workshop

Posters presented at the 2024 NUE Workshop

GRADUATE STUDENT	UNIVERSITY	POSTER TITLE (click to view poster)
Aicha Biaou	Oklahoma State University	Potential for improving African smallholder cereal farming using Sentinel-2A spectral reflectance
Allison Camargo	Louisiana State University	Biostimulant potential in grain and soybean production in Louisiana
Bruno Nicchio	Louisiana State University	Silicon Research at LSU AgCenter: Benefits and Application Guidelines in Louisiana Rice Production Systems
Caleb Snodgrass	Oklahoma State University	The effect of no-till conversion on soil-plant buffering of inorganic nitrogen
Charlie Darnall	Louisiana State University	Optimizing Nitrogen Use In Louisiana Rice Rotational Systems
Deepa Pokharel	Oklahoma State University	History of algorithms that are used in grain sorghum
Ella Hazel Estrada	Oklahoma State University	Relationship of Inherent Soil Properties to Spatial Variability of Crop Yield
Emely Gramajo	Purdue University	Combined Effects of Nitrogen Rate, Source, and Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizer Use in Midwest Corn Production
Emily Staton	Oklahoma State University	Nitrogen Management in Cotton Following Corn on the High Plains of Oklahoma
Erick Oliva	Purdue University	Short-Stature and Full-Stature Corn Hybrid Response to Nitrogen Rate and Plant Population
Eve Radam	Louisiana State University	Rice production evaluation in silicon-enriched soil with assistance of silica solubilizing bacteria
Gabriella Burkett	Southern Illinois University	Influence of Incorporating Winter Cereal Rye and Manure Management on Soil Health, STP, and Crop Quality in Corn Silage Systems
German Santos	Purdue University	Evaluation of Commercial Soil Probe (Teralytic NPK) Performance in Field Conditions
Giovanna Rocha	Louisiana State University	Influence of Nitrogen Sources and Cover Cropping on Agronomic and Nitrogen Use Efficiency, and Productivity of Sugarcane
Gulcin Sener Guzel	Southern Illinois University	Response of Corn Planting Methods of Cover Crop Species and Nitrogen Rate in Southern Illinois
Jeisy Varela	Louisiana State University	The use of Biostimulants Technology to increase NUE in Sugarcane Production
Jennielyn Consignado	Louisiana State University	Modified Digestion for Plant Si determination
Jessica Bezerra de Oliveira	Kansas State University	Nitrogen dynamics: Unraveling the fate of fertilizer in a rainfed wheat cropping system
Jitender Rathore	Virginia Tech	Nitrogen estimation using drone imagery in corn
Jolee Derrick	Oklahoma State University	Evaluation of N Source and Timing in No Till Winter Wheat
Jongwon Kang	University of Guelph	4R strategies for minimizing volatilization losses from in-season nitrogen applications in corn
Jose Vaca	Purdue University	Eco-Intensification of Corn Using Recycled Drainage Water for Irrigation and Fertigation
Julio Leiva Rivarola	Kansas State University	Impact of Nitrogen Fertilizer with Nitrification and Urease Inhibitors on Winter Wheat Agronomic Efficiency
Kamilla Oliveira	Louisiana State University	Silicon amendment and SSB in irrigated rice system
Kayla Vittore	University of Illinois	Comparing N Losses of Anhydrous Ammonia and Controlled-Release N Fertilizer (CRNF) for Reducing N Losses from Fall-Application Fertilizers
Kelby Linn	Oklahoma State University	Sulfur by Nitrogen in Hard Red Winter Wheat
Leonardo Rezende	Louisiana State University	Cover cropping effect on nutrient recycling in soil under crop rotation system in Louisiana
Leonardo Lemes Bosche	Kansas State University	Developing a decision support model for informing N fertilization in corn
Marcos Nodari	Louisiana State University	Yield and crop profile in response to N, P, K fertilization
Maria A. Salvador Santos	Louisiana State University	Best management practices impact productivity of crops in rotation system in Louisiana
Marlon Vieira	Louisiana State University	Sugarcane residue management using modified harvester: impact on productivity and water quality
Mauro Platero	Kansas State University	Enhancing Nitrogen Fertilizer Efficiency in Sorghum to Boost Yields and Reduced Nitrogen Loss
Narciso Zapata Branda	Purdue University	Corn Yield, Nitrogen Use, and Biological Activity Response to Asymbiotic N-Fixing Bioinoculant Products
Nicholas Ssebalamu	Oklahoma State University	Effect of Nitrogen Fertilizer Source and Rate on Bermudagrass Forage Yield and Quality
Oluwaseun Ola	Southern Illinois University	Influence of Nitrogen Fertilizer Management on Nitrous Oxide Emissions during Wheat and Soybean Growing Seasons
Osman Guzel	Southern Illinois University	Can precision nitrogen management in corn maintain crop production and reduce environmental N footprints?
Patricia Ferreira	Louisiana State University	Silicon amendment and SSB in irrigated rice system
Paula Garcia Helguera	Kansas State University	Optimization of Water and Nitrogen Use By Varying Fertilization Management and Crop Rotation
Pratchanida Khanchai	Louisiana State University	Recommendations based on organic matter and different textures soils to produce cassava in Thailand
Roy Grant	Oklahoma State University	Evaluation of Fertility Management for Double Crop Soybeans
Samson Abiola	Oklahoma State University	Physiology of Nitrogen Uptake in High and Low Protein Wheat Genotypes
Samuel Akin	Oklahoma State University	The evaluation of spatial drivers of response to potassium fertilizer in soybean production
Samuel Huayamabe Lopez	Louisiana State University	Vegetation index measurements using proximal sensor and aerial imagery in Louisiana rice production systems
Skye Brugler	South Dakota State University	Evaluating Climate Smart Practices: Assessing The Role of Polymer-Coated Urea in Reducing Carbon Equivalent Emissions
Sowmya Koduru	Southern Illinois University	Does a long-term no-till in corn-soybean rotation decrease nitrous oxide emissions in Southern Illinois?
Srinadh Kodali	South Dakota State University	Impact of Interseeded Cover Crop Composition on Corn Nitrogen Fertilizer Requirements and Corn-Soybean Yields
Yizheng Wang	University of Missouri	From Data to Decisions: Improving Corn Nitrogen Management through On-Farm Research
Meryem Maatougui	Oklahoma State University	The evaluation of NDVI response index consistency using proximal sensors and satellites

Graduate student submission for the poster competition should be done during registration, which will begin April 5th.

Poster Guidelines

Three posters will be selected by judges to receive an award. Judges will evaluate the poster and the presentation to make the selection of the three winners. The poster format must be 48″ in height x 36″ in width. There is no template for the poster.

Poster awards:

First place: $400

Second place: $300

Third place: $200

A PDF version of the poster must be submitted no later than August 2 at 5 PM Central Time. The posters will be made available for download on the Workshop website during and after the event.

*Only the students who submit the poster by the deadline can present in person on August 6.

Please name your PDF file as “LastName_FirstName_2024-NUE-Poster” and email it to giovani3@illinois.edu with the subject “2024 NUE Workshop Poster”

Poster Display and Presentation

The author will bring their poster printed. The posters need to be set up beginning at 7:30 AM on August 6. Posters may remain in place through the morning of August 7 and should be removed by Noon. Supplies to attach the poster to boards will be available at the conference registration desk. Posters left on display past this time will be removed by workshop staff. The Poster Session will be held between 4:15 and 6 PM on August 6.

Poster competition winners will be announced on August 7 at 11:15 am.

Poster competition winners will be asked to complete the paperwork needed before leaving the conference to receive their check awards.

If you don’t want to participate in the poster competition, you can still present the poster in the workshop. Please let us know.

Thanks for being part of the 2024 NUE Workshop!