Science news articles about 'wheat crop'Dosage of fertilizer helps to enhance quality of wheat
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One of the aims of the UPV/EHU research was to better understand the physiological response of the wheat crop to nitrogen. By means of a field study in the Basque province of Araba, carried out with ... Research budgets cut amid food crisis, wheat worry
... bulwark against a devastating new plant disease. He's the only federal scientist whose main mission is protecting the $17 billion U.S. wheat crop from annihilation....New virus threatens High Plains wheat crop
... last year's crop.
From March 14-June 6, Price received 309 wheat samples. Of ... $24,000, he said.
"In calculating the counties with wheat acreage infected in the northern Panhandle, early diagnosis ... New Virus Threatens High Plains Wheat Crop
... virus poses a new threat to Texas wheat, according to Texas AgriLife Research scientists in Amarillo ... variety of studies to determine how big of a role it plays in the disease pressure put on area wheat ... Energy crops take a roasting
... the energy content of some of the UK’s leading energy crops by up to 20 per cent. The study, carried out ... examined the energy crops willow, canary grass and agricultural residue wheat straw to see what ... Lower Crop Yields Due to Ozone a Factor in World Food Crisis
... levels of ozone in the atmosphere are a likely contributor to the global food crisis, since ozone has been shown to damage plants and reduce yields of important crop, including soybeans and wheat.Lower Crop Yields Due To Ozone A Factor In World Food Crisis
... world. New research indicates that rising background levels of ozone in the atmosphere are a likely contributor to the problem, lowering the yield of important food crops, such as wheat and soybeans.Crop management: How small do we go?
... could present significant cost savings for farmers. In their article, "Spatial Analysis of Early Wheat Canopy Normalized Difference Vegetative Index: Determining Appropriate Observation Scale," E.M. ... Expert warns wheat residue too valuable to lose
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Times are good for wheat farmers, but they should resist the urge to harvest their crop residue and sell it for ethanol production, a federal researcher says....Growing Wheat In Acidic Soil
... aluminum released in the acidic soils can stunt crop growth. So Agricultural Research Service ... geneticist Guihua Bai leads a team that is improving the odds for cultivating wheat in these acidic soils ... Tracking a crop disease could save millions of lives
... a severe disease in maize. The others cause relatively mild infections in other grassy food crops such as wheat, oats and sugarcane. Scientists have known for some time now that the "maize adapted" ... Researcher says: No-till practices show extended benefits on wheat and forage
... , grain quality and compaction, he said. In dual-use wheat, the plants are clipped monthly to determine yields.
Pre ... 't always get used, especially in a poor crop year.
"Don't assume it is all gone," ... Scientists behind 'doomsday seed vault' ready the world's crops for climate change
... behind soaring food prices, the Global Crop Diversity Trust is undertaking a major effort ... drought resistance in wheat, or salinity tolerance in potato, will become essential as crops around the world ... A Giant Leap for Wheat Genome
Researchers make significant progress toward sequencing highly complex cropFeature: Biology probed for the secrets of crop survival
... world are struggling with drought, but Australian researchers are trying to crack the genetic code that will allow wheat to survive in the hot, dry climate of the future. Dr Whitney Macdonald reports.
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Dosage of fertilizer helps to enhance quality of wheat
... One of the aims of the UPV/EHU research was to better understand the physiological response of the wheat crop to nitrogen. By means of a field study in the Basque province of Araba, carried out with ...Research budgets cut amid food crisis, wheat worry
... bulwark against a devastating new plant disease. He's the only federal scientist whose main mission is protecting the $17 billion U.S. wheat crop from annihilation....New virus threatens High Plains wheat crop
... last year's crop. From March 14-June 6, Price received 309 wheat samples. Of ... $24,000, he said. "In calculating the counties with wheat acreage infected in the northern Panhandle, early diagnosis ...New Virus Threatens High Plains Wheat Crop
... virus poses a new threat to Texas wheat, according to Texas AgriLife Research scientists in Amarillo ... variety of studies to determine how big of a role it plays in the disease pressure put on area wheat ...Energy crops take a roasting
... the energy content of some of the UK’s leading energy crops by up to 20 per cent. The study, carried out ... examined the energy crops willow, canary grass and agricultural residue wheat straw to see what ...Lower Crop Yields Due to Ozone a Factor in World Food Crisis
... levels of ozone in the atmosphere are a likely contributor to the global food crisis, since ozone has been shown to damage plants and reduce yields of important crop, including soybeans and wheat.Lower Crop Yields Due To Ozone A Factor In World Food Crisis
... world. New research indicates that rising background levels of ozone in the atmosphere are a likely contributor to the problem, lowering the yield of important food crops, such as wheat and soybeans.Crop management: How small do we go?
... could present significant cost savings for farmers. In their article, "Spatial Analysis of Early Wheat Canopy Normalized Difference Vegetative Index: Determining Appropriate Observation Scale," E.M. ...Expert warns wheat residue too valuable to lose
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Times are good for wheat farmers, but they should resist the urge to harvest their crop residue and sell it for ethanol production, a federal researcher says....Growing Wheat In Acidic Soil
... aluminum released in the acidic soils can stunt crop growth. So Agricultural Research Service ... geneticist Guihua Bai leads a team that is improving the odds for cultivating wheat in these acidic soils ...Tracking a crop disease could save millions of lives
... a severe disease in maize. The others cause relatively mild infections in other grassy food crops such as wheat, oats and sugarcane. Scientists have known for some time now that the "maize adapted" ...Researcher says: No-till practices show extended benefits on wheat and forage
... , grain quality and compaction, he said. In dual-use wheat, the plants are clipped monthly to determine yields. Pre ... 't always get used, especially in a poor crop year. "Don't assume it is all gone," ...Scientists behind 'doomsday seed vault' ready the world's crops for climate change
... behind soaring food prices, the Global Crop Diversity Trust is undertaking a major effort ... drought resistance in wheat, or salinity tolerance in potato, will become essential as crops around the world ...A Giant Leap for Wheat Genome
Researchers make significant progress toward sequencing highly complex cropFeature: Biology probed for the secrets of crop survival
... world are struggling with drought, but Australian researchers are trying to crack the genetic code that will allow wheat to survive in the hot, dry climate of the future. Dr Whitney Macdonald reports.