Research Article

Environmentally Smart Nitrogen Performance in Northern Great Plains’ Spring Wheat Production Systems

Table 5

Simple effects of two-way interactions of source by at-seeding and topdress N rates for wheat grin protein from selected site-years where interaction effect was significant at least at .

Site-year⁢At-seeding N rate, kg ha−1Source
BlendESNUrea

%
Conrad-20125611.111.111.2
11212.112.613.3
16812.913.714.3
Prob > (trend)0.0120.0210.011

Kalispell-201211214.414.313.0
22413.714.213.9
33614.514.814.5
Prob > (trend)0.0230.0470.009

Topdress N, kg ha−1

Conrad-2012011.612.212.4
4512.412.813.5

Corvallis-2011014.714.614.8
4515.915.815.4

Corvallis-2012013.212.613.2
4512.512.813.7

Corvallis-2013017.217.116.4
4516.417.117

Kalispell-2012014.614.813.8
4513.814.113.8

Across rows for each site-year, at-seeding N rate, or topdress N rate, LS means followed by different uppercase letters are significant at .
  &   represent significant linear and quadratic trends, for at-seeding N rate for each source.
Down a column for topdress N rates, LS means followed by different lowercase letters are significant at for each source.