Search Results - "Goffart, J.P"

Management of nitrogen fertilization of fresh vegetable crops at field scale in the Walloon region of Belgium by Abras, M, Goffart, J.P, Renard, S, Destain, J.P

“…Vegetable crops frequently receive high inputs of organic or mineral N fertilizer leading to quality losses and water pollution. A good management of N…”
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Leaf chlorophyll content measurements for nitrogen fertilization management of curled-leaved endives in open-field by Goffart, J.P, Renard, S, Frankinet, M, Sinnaeve, G, Delvigne, A, Marechal, J

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Threshold Value for Chlorophyll Meter as Decision Tool for Nitrogen Management of Potato by Olivier, M, Goffart, J.P, Ledent, J.F

“…We developed a practical system to improve crop N efficiency in potato (Solanum tuberosum L.). It is based on a strategy that includes split applications of N…”
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Nitrogen fertilization for spinach-bean rotations--a case study on loamy soils in Belgium by Renard, S, Goffart, J.P, Frankinet, M

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use of hand-held chlorophyll meters as a tool to assess the nitrogen status and to guide nitrogen fertilization of potato crop by Gianquinto, G, Goffart, J.P, Olivier, M, Guarda, G, Colauzzi, M, Dalla Costa, L, Delle Vedove, G, Vos, J, Mackerron, D.K.L

“…SummaryFifteen experiments were carried out in different sites of Italy, Belgium, Scotland and The Netherlands from 1995 to 1999 to study the possible use of…”
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The use of hand-held chlorophyll meters as a tool to assess the nitrogen status and to guide nitrogen fertilization of potato crop by Gianquinto, G, Goffart, J.P, Olivier, M, Guarda, G, Colauzzi, M, Costa, L., Dalla, Delle Vedova, G, Vos, J, MacKerron, D.K.L

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Fate of nitrogen fertilizer applied on two main arables crops, winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) and sugar beet (Beta vulgaris) in the loam region of Belgium by DESTAIN, J.P., FRANCOIS, E., GUIOT, J., GOFFART, J.P., VANDERGETEN, J.P., BODSON, B.

“…Since 1986, the fate of fertilizer N (NH₄NO₃ or NaNO₃) applied in field conditions on two main arable crops, winter wheat (Triticum aestivum) and sugar beet…”
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