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Cultivar and Nitrogen Effects on Yield and Grain Protein in Irrigated Durum Wheat, 2012Wang, Guangyao (Sam), Brunson, Kevin, Thorp, Kelly, Ottman, Mike 05 1900 (has links)
The grain yield and nitrogen use efficiency of durum wheat vary in response to genotypic and nitrogen fertilization were studied in field during two growth seasons. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects the N fertilizer rate on grain yield and quality under irrigated desert conditions in relation to N utilization. Six durum wheat cultivars (Duraking, Havasu, Kronos, Ocotillo, Orita, Topper) were grown in field trails under irrigated regimes at five N levels (0, 65, 110, 160, 240 lbs/acre) in 2010-2011 and six N levels (0, 65, 110, 160, 240, 360 kg ha-1) in 2011-2012 at Maricopa Ag Center. The results showed the varieties and N levels both significantly affected grain yield, grain protein concentration, and nitrogen use efficiency. A simple and rapid method to measure crop N status using SPAD meters was also developed. The results showed that using the differences in SPAD readings between the first and second fully expanded leaves is a useful way to improve effectiveness of SPAD meters in durum wheat N management.
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Effect of Planting Date on Wheat Yield in Yuma, 2013Ottman, M. J. 05 1900 (has links)
Planting dates are known to affect wheat yields. Previous research has shown that the optimum planting date in Yuma is December 15 to January 15. Wheat is sometimes sown later than this in the Yuma area, and earlier planting dates have not been tested. To test a wide range of planting dates, six varieties(Duraking, Havasu, Joaquin, Kronos, WB-Mead, and Yecora Rojo) were planted at two seeding rates (160 and 240 lbs/A) and six planting dates at the beginning of each month from November through April at the Yuma Valley Agricultural Center. Grain yield averaged 6517 (Nov 4), 6339 (Dec 6), 6096(Jan 4), 5712 (Feb 1), 4962(Mar 1), and 3590(Apr 5). The late-flowering varieties performed relatively better at the earlier planting dates. Seeding rates of 160 and 240 lbs/A had no measureable effect on yield overall.
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A measure of the Vitamin A content of Arizona sorghum grains and yellow corn, and of the value of alfalfa as a vitamin A supplementLynott, Mable Leavitt January 1929 (has links)
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Specific Stem Weight in Alfalfa - A Possible New Approach to Increasing YieldsMarcarian, V., Schonhorst, M. H., Dobrenz, A. K., Kral, C. W. 09 1900 (has links)
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Nitrogen Fixation Efficiency of Alfalfa Under High Temperatures and Saline-Alkali SoilsMarcarian, V., Turley, R. H. 09 1900 (has links)
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Alfalfa Variety TestsHowell, Don, Holman, Robert, Parsons, David K., Dennis, Robert E., Cluff, Rob 09 1900 (has links)
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Alfalfa Yields Increase Dramatically in ArizonaDennis, Robert E., Rudl, Rosemarie 09 1900 (has links)
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Alfalfa Improvement in ArizonaSchonhorst, M. H., Dobrenz, A. K., Hine, R. B., Thompson, R. K., McDaniel, R. G., Stone, J. E. 09 1900 (has links)
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Progress in the Development of Multiple Insect Resistance in AlfalfaNielson, Mervin W. 09 1900 (has links)
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Yield Water Use Efficiency, and Digestibility of Four Alfalfa Varieties Harvested at Two Stages of DevelopmentVorachek, T. J., Dobrenz, A. K., Theurer, C. B., Hale, W. H. 09 1900 (has links)
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