Amanda Easterly

Research Assistant Professor

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

United States

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Amanda Easterly serves as a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on agronomic practices, particularly in relation to wheat production and crop management in the Great Plains. Recent articles highlight her work on cover crops, biocontrol techniques, and yield estimation methods for winter wheat. Dr. Easterly is dedicated to improving agricultural sustainability through innovative research and practices.

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Punya Nachappa

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Colorado State University

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University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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‘Beneficial Bug Baler’: A Novel Technique for Mass Relocation of Bracon in Support of Cephus cinctus Biocontrol in Wheat, Triticum aestivum, 2024

Biomass and forage nutritive value of spring‐planted cover crops in a semiarid region

Estimating hard winter wheat yield with historical and novel methods

Evaluation of pollination traits important for hybrid wheat development in Great Plains germplasm

Optimizing agronomic practices for hard winter wheat production in the great plains with respect to seeding rate, row spacing, and variety

Replacing Fallow with Field Pea in Wheat Production Systems Across Western Nebraska

Coleoptile length comparison of three winter small grain cereals adapted to the Great Plains

Effects of cultivars and nitrogen management on wheat grain yield and protein

Planting date and seeding rate of field pea in the semi‐arid high plains of Nebraska

Winter wheat residue impact on soil water storage and subsequent corn yield

Herbicide Spray Deposition in Wheat Stubble as Affected by Nozzle Type and Application Direction

Can char carbon enhance soil properties and crop yields in low‐carbon soils?

Supplementing selection decisions in a hybrid wheat breeding program by using F2 yield as a proxy of F1 performance

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Punya Nachappa

Peter Stephen Baenziger

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