Phosphorus and potassium placement for corn and soybean managed with two conservation tillage systems

Barker, Daniel W.

doi:10.31274/rtd-180814-5373

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“…The corn yield response to phosphate and potash fertilizer data come from peer-reviewed published work based on field experiments conducted throughout the state of Iowa from 1975 to 2007 and for the most representative types of soils (Mallarino, Webb and Blackmer, 1991;Bordoli, 1996;Barker, 1998;Borges and Mallarino, 2001;Dodd and Mallarino, 2005;Clover, 2008;Mallarino et al, 2009). Each observation in the datasets also contains data on soil type and soil level of phosphate and potash.…”

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Crop yield responses to prices: a Bayesian approach to blend experimental and market data

Rosas

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2018

European Review of Agricultural Economics

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We estimate yield-price elasticities by blending information from market-based datasets with experimental production data using a Bayesian procedure. Yield-price elasticities are dictated by features of the underlying production technology; therefore, data on crop response to relevant inputs provide extra information about parameters of interest. Bayesian econometrics allows for the joint and simultaneous estimation of all model parameters. The procedure is advocated in situations where field trail or experimental data are available to provide additional information helping recovering production technology parameters with higher precision.

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