Search Results - "Styczen, Merete Elisabeth"

Long-term trends in yield variance of temperate managed grassland by Macholdt, Janna, Hadasch, Steffen, Macdonald, Andrew, Perryman, Sarah, Piepho, Hans-Peter, Scott, Tony, Styczen, Merete Elisabeth, Storkey, Jonathan

“…The management of climate-resilient grassland systems is important for stable livestock fodder production. In the face of climate change, maintaining…”
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Long-term analysis from a cropping system perspective: Yield stability, environmental adaptability, and production risk of winter barley by Macholdt, Janna, Styczen, Merete Elisabeth, Macdonald, Andy, Piepho, Hans-Peter, Honermeier, Bernd

“…•Higher crop diversity and organic matter inputs increased yield stability.•Moderate N fertilization (70 kg N ha−1) benefitted yield stability.•Organic matter…”
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Adequacy of nitrogen-based indicators for assessment of cropping system performance: A modelling study of Danish scenarios by Rashid, Muhammad Adil, Bruun, Sander, Styczen, Merete Elisabeth, Borgen, Signe Kynding, Hvid, Søren Kolind, Jensen, Lars Stoumann

“…The EU nitrogen expert panel (EUNEP) has proposed nitrogen-based indicators for farm productivity (N output), efficiency (NUE) and environmental emissions (N…”
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Scenario analysis using the Daisy model to assess and mitigate nitrate leaching from complex agro-environmental settings in Denmark by Rashid, Muhammad Adil, Bruun, Sander, Styczen, Merete Elisabeth, Ørum, Jens Erik, Borgen, Signe Kynding, Thomsen, Ingrid Kaag, Jensen, Lars Stoumann

“…Nitrate (N) leaching from intensively managed cropping systems is of environmental concern and it varies at local scale. To evaluate the performance of…”
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A simulation of variable rate nitrogen application in winter wheat with soil and sensor information - An economic feasibility study by Pedersen, Michael Friis, Gyldengren, Jacob Glerup, Pedersen, Søren Marcus, Diamantopoulos, Efstathios, Gislum, René, Styczen, Merete Elisabeth

“…Variable rate nitrogen (N) management strategies are often based on information about soil texture or information from canopy sensors, mounted on ground-based…”
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Yield and development of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) and spring barley (Hordeum vulgare) in field experiments with variable weather and drainage conditions by Jensen, Kasper Jakob Steensgaard, Hansen, Søren, Styczen, Merete Elisabeth, Holbak, Maja, Jensen, Signe Marie, Petersen, Carsten Tilbæk

“…•Relative yield correlated with drainage conditions across year, crop, and location.•An accumulation of water table levels below 60 cm depth specified drainage…”
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