Rotational yield and apparent N benefits of grain legumes in southern Manitoba

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Knowledge of rotational N benefits of grain legumes can assist in crop rotation planning and N fertilizer management. Four annual grain legumes were tested in Manitoba field trials over 3 yr. Field pea provided the largest and most consistent apparent N benefit to a succeeding wheat crop; soybean provided relatively little N benefit. The apparent N benefits of chickpea and dry bean were inconsistent, although chickpea shows greater potential in dry conditions.

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Przednowek, D. W. A., Entz, M. H., Irvine, B., Flaten, D. N., & Martens, J. R. T. (2004). Rotational yield and apparent N benefits of grain legumes in southern Manitoba. Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 84(4), 1093–1096. https://doi.org/10.4141/P04-032

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