Cover crop interseeding effects on aboveground biomass and corn grain yield in western North Dakota

Genotypic and Environmental Effects on Grain Yield and Quality of Oat Grown in North Dakota

the whole oat that is recovered as groat after dehulling. Groat percentage has long been recognized as an imporThe grain yield and quality determine much of the value of an oat tant indicator of oat quality (Love et al., 1925; Stoa et (Avena sativa L.) crop to the producer. This study investigated effects al., 1936; Atkins, 1943; Bartley and Weiss, 1951). Peek of genotype and environment on gra...

Site-Specific Analysis of a Droughted Corn Crop: I. Growth and Grain Yield

Research needs in precision farming (Holzhey, 1993) included research and development both to account for Soil in the southeastern USA Coastal Plain exhibits marked variasoil variability, management, and temporal variability, tion, especially near shallow depressions called Carolina Bays. This variation causes correspondingly severe variation in yield, particularly and also to build new tools, ...

Alternative crop rotations under Mediterranean no-tillage conditions: Biomass, grain yield and water-use efficiency

Corn grain yield responses to tillage systems and plant densities

MODIS-based corn grain yield estimation model incorporating crop phenology information

a r t i c l e i n f o A crop yield estimation model using time-series MODIS WDRVI was developed. The main feature of the proposed model is the incorporation of crop phenology detection using MODIS data, called the " Shape-Model Fitting Method ". MODIS WDRVI taken 7–10 days before the corn silking stage had strong linear correlation with corn final grain yield at both field and regional scales. ...