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The Potential Role Of Sheep In Dryland Grain Production Systems, H. B. Goosey, P. G. Hatfield, Andrew W. Lenssen, Sue L. Blodgett, R. W. Kott
The Potential Role Of Sheep In Dryland Grain Production Systems, H. B. Goosey, P. G. Hatfield, Andrew W. Lenssen, Sue L. Blodgett, R. W. Kott
Andrew W. Lenssen
In dryland farming areas of Montana, annual precipitation is not sufficient for annual planting of cereal grains. Instead, a crop-summer fallow farming system is used to conserve soil moisture and increase available nitrogen for subsequent crop growth. Managing this summer fallow, either by mechanical means or with herbicides, is the highest variable cost associated with dryland grain production in Montana. Wheat stem sawfly, Cephus cinctus (Hymenoptera: Cephidae) is the most damaging insect pest to Montana’s US$ 1 billion per year grain industry. Weed management is the largest variable cost associated with dryland grain production and summer fallow management. Six fields, …
Effects Of Seedling Source Variation On Nitrogen Metabolism And Biomass Production In Albizia Lebbek, Ajeet Kaur, Azamal Husen Dr., T.C. Pokhriyal
Effects Of Seedling Source Variation On Nitrogen Metabolism And Biomass Production In Albizia Lebbek, Ajeet Kaur, Azamal Husen Dr., T.C. Pokhriyal
Dr. Azamal Husen
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