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Potato productivity in the northeastern US has been relatively constant for over 50 years, raising questions about what factors are limiting productivity. Research was initiated in 2004 to identify key constraints to potato productivity by evaluating Status Quo (SQ), Soil Conserving (SC), and Soil Improving (SI) cropping systems under both rainfed and irrigated management, and it was found that...

temperature and precipitation are two climatic variables haveing the most significant impact on the variability of crops yield. in this study, the relationship between rainfed barley yield, temperature and rainfall were assessed with both simple correlation and iterative chi-square analysis for eastern azerbaijan in four districts (tabriz, maragheh, sarab and miyaneh). the iterative chi-square ...

climate change represents the major challenge to sudan agricultural production, economics and food security. changes in temperature, rainfalls, water availability, increased outbreak of pest and diseases, land degradation, soil erosion, shrinking of grazing and cultivate areas, ongoing desertification and the other aspects of climate change have direct significant impact on agricultural product...

Soil is a vital source for the cultivation of all types crops. The crop’s depends on soil's physical and chemical properties. optimum plant growth crop yield depend not only total amount nutrients present in soil at particular time but also their availability which turn controlled by properties soil. So, study, comparative analysis was undertaken between various parameters (chemical soil) diffe...

Eucalyptus plantations occupy almost 20 million ha worldwide and exceed 3.7 million ha in Brazil alone. Improved genetics and silviculture have led to as much as a three-fold increase in productivity in Eucalyptus plantations in Brazil and the large land area occupied by these highly productive ecosystems raises concern over their effect on local water supplies. As part of the Brazil Potential ...

Changing dietary preferences and population growth in South Asia have resulted in increasing demand for wheat and maize, along side high and sustained demand for rice. In the highly productive northwestern Indo-Gangetic Plains of South Asia, farmers utilize groundwater irrigation to assure that at least two of these crops are sequenced on the same field within the same year. Such double croppin...

Rainfed wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is planted each year on 1.5 million ha in the low-precipitation region (150 to 300 mm) of north-central Oregon and south-central Washington. Precipitation occurs mostly (75%) from late autumn (October) to early spring (April) and the amount is highly variable from year to year. Winters are cold and intervals of frozen soil are common. Warm to hot days and co...

Little attention has been paid to the diagnosis of deficiencies of micronutrients such as zinc (Zn) and boron (B) and secondary nutrient such as sulphur (S) in rainfed systems. We evaluated Zn, B and S status of 1617 farmers’ fields in 14 districts of the semi-arid tropical India. Results showed that most of the soil samples were low to medium in organic carbon contents. Results also revealed t...