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Alabama Cooperative Extension System
... Only IPM-0415 COTTON -- 0 Web Only IPM-0428 CORN -- 0 Web Only IPM-0429 GRAIN SORGHUM -- 0 Web Only IPM-0458 SMALL GRAINS -- 0 Web Only IPM-0478 SMALL FRUITS -- 0 ...
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Summer grains
... and research Services, education and support The Department Home » Field crops and pastures » Summer grains Grain sorghum 1,256kb pdf Disclaimer | Privacy | Employment | Feedback © State of New South Wales, Department of Primary ...
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Sowing guides for field crops and pastures
... Canola: NSW planting guide 2006 (Primefact 218) Field pea: Western NSW planting guide 728kb pdf Grain sorghum: NSW planting guide 2006-07 (Primefact 266) Maize: NSW planting guide 2006-07 (Primefact 267 ...
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Weed Control Guide for Ohio and Indiana, WS-16
... Pasture Labeled Herbicides Grain Sorghum Managing Weeds in Grain Sorghum Weed Responses to Herbicides Labeled for Grain Sorghum Grain Sorghum Labeled Herbicides Grain Sorghum Herbicide Rain Fastness, Additives, and Maximum Application Timing Grazing and Feeding Restrictions for Grain Sorghum Herbicides Herbicide Information ...
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SOY002 - Soybean Seed and Seedling Diseases
... may be suppressed, but not eliminated by rotation with grass crops such as corn or sorghum. Although rotation is not an especially effective tactic for managing these diseases, the reduction in ... seed is worth the added cost. Rotations with a grass crop such as corn or grain sorghum are generally beneficial in reducing population densities of soilborne pathogens. Soils which tend to be ...
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SOY005 - Identification and Managment of Mid-to-Late Season Soybean Stem and Root Rots
... fertility or pH-related problems if disease is severe. Rotations with non-hosts (corn or grain sorghum) and deep plowing to bury crop residue are reasonably effective tactics for managing this ... either seedborne or soilborne. This fungus attacks a wide variety of plants, including cornsoybean, cotton, grain sorghum, and numerous weeds. It can attack soybean plants at any stage of development, but ...
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Crop Sciences Newsletter #108, March 17, 2005
... . degree working with Terry Niblack. Tamra will be an Assistant Professor/Extension Specialist in Corn & Grain Sorghum Pathology at the University of Nebraska- Lincoln in the Plant Pathology Department. ...B.J. (William ...
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Stephen A. Ebelhar
... of results Variable rate technology and precision agriculture Managing corn, soybean, wheat and grain sorghum production systems Optimum wheat production management No-till and reduced tillage production ... wastes Reducing nitrogen and phosphorus movement from agricultural fields Increasing profitability of grain and forage production systems in southern Illinois Return to previous page. Footer ...
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Controlling Soil Erosion From Wind
... seven rows of grain sorghum. Residues were present during the critical period, November through April. Figure 2: Vegetative barrier of sorghum in field. Vegetative ... .5 ft. x 10). When annual plants such as corn, sorghum, or millet are used for barriers, the plants must ... corn stalks to equal 1,000 pounds of flat small grain equivalent (SGE) per acre. Agricultural producers planning for Conservation ...
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Virginia's Agroecosystems
... and consist almost entirely of cash grain crops. Crop rotations of small grains, corn and double crop soybeans are common, with increasing interest in grain sorghum which is more drought tolerant ... . Grain, mostly corn and soybeans, can be marketed at large grain elevators. The proximity of navigable waterways in this region means grain can be shipped out by barge. New grain elevators for sorghum ...
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