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Which of these crops use less water to have a avg yield in your area. Like to have some in put from the mid atlantic region guys. Soybeans, cotton, or milo.
Started by HYDE on
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I would say beans, were too far north to grow cotton, two years ago we had a drought averaged 60bu corn and 50bu beans ... .
Probably cotton, but timing of rain or irrigation may be as important as total amount .
Cotton here in the northern Texas panhandle.
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A farmer waters lettuces in a field on the outskirts of Niamey.
http://news.yahoo.com/watering-crops-234254697.html
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We all like to think that growing our own saves us a few quid so, this month we're asking what crops you think provide the best value for money on the plot? Whether it's the vegetable that saves you ££s at the supermarket or, the crop that produces the...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at growfruitandveg):
Originally Posted by Capsid Please bear in mind that this is a poll for... .
Home grown!!! Please bear in mind that this is a poll for best value crops, not taste.
I like growing sweetcorn and definitely think it is the best value crop to grow.
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How does the green revolution relate with biotech crops?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Dependence on one, 1961-2004, compared with area harvested over the same period.Most crops consumed by the public-at-large in industrialized nations....
Some crops have seen upwards of a 90% reduction in crop varieties.
Of crops.
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Here in the Saginaw valley of Michigan, a good share of the corn is in the ground, but not a lot is out of the ground yet because of cooler temps and freezing nights. Mother Nature had us fooled with 80 degree temps in March. Most of the sugar beets were...
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Holds the water and....
Beginning to work red clay.
We'll probably cut 1st crop in 10 days (weather depending of course).
Also saw the 1st crop ton DM/acre.
crops in the ground and is thinking of cutting his alfalfa tomorrow....
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How technology got better for Crops? History project on how technology for Crops and Mass Production has changed. If anyone can think of any between 1800's till now then it would be great. :) Will give you all best answers.
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Source(s): http://www.iwest.k12.il.us/schools/thawv….
Level, lowering water usage.
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So at the moment its winter. I bought a field for the basement so that I can grow crops in the winter. The problem is, is I planted grass seeds, but I don't want to grow them anymore. D:
I've tried changing the season, using my tools, not watering them...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hmotaku):
You have to....
When you get the basement, you get a spring sun .
What precent is your bazaar at? Check the bookshelf I think, if you don't know .
Did you try hammering out the grass plots Ahh ok, I get the problem .
I don't think there's anything you can do.
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On Sat, 21 Feb 2009 06:46:48 -0500, "Kenneth Clifton" <writingken@yahoo.com
According to the WSJ, today, Federal officials are saying that water will be
cut from thousands of California farms, due to a drought in the region. The
article says,...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The state water project is doing only slightly better and thinks it
can manage 15% of requested water supplies.
Http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/21/us/21drought.html
<Federal
< deliveries.
THE WATER because of the drought.
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On Sat, 21 Feb 2009 06:46:48 -0500, "Kenneth Clifton" <writingken@yahoo.com
According to the WSJ, today, Federal officials are saying that water will be
cut from thousands of California farms, due to a drought in the region. The
article says,...
Started by Kenneth Clifton on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The state water project is doing only slightly better and thinks it
can manage 15% of requested water supplies.
Http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/21/us/21drought.html
<Federal
< deliveries.
THE WATER because of the drought.
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I'm sure this is something that has been covered somewhere amongst the other threads, but to keep it simple to find and all in one place, what crops do you grow in your schools?
The Summer hol's are such a pain
Possibly cutting it a little thin, I'm hoping...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at growfruitandveg):
I go in during the summer hols to water and pick, but if you can't then you'd have to accept and squashes from September, then brassicas over the winter I also go in to water, open the polytunnel to arrange for them to water or times....
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