Germination And Emergence
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SUGAR BEAN AGRONOMY - Seedco
www.seedcogroup.com•Germination and emergence-30-40mm of irrigation soon after or before planting •Irrigate to field capacity (depth of >60cm) before planting •Followed by a lighter irrigation at day 2/3 after planting to break the crust •Flowering-make sure you irrigate sufficiently just before flowering to avoid irrigating a flowering crop
Soybean Growth Stages - Cool Bean
coolbean.infoGermination. Vegetative StageEmergence. Cotyledons above the soil surface ... Days after Emergence 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 Cumulative % of Total DM 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Total DM Accumulation (lbs a-1) 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 Seeds Pods Stems Petioles Leaves
Maize production - arc.agric.za
www.arc.agric.zaemergence During germination, the growth point and the entire stem are about 25 to 40 mm below the soil surface. Under warm, moist conditions seedlings emerge after about six to 10 days, but under cool or dry conditions this may take two weeks or longer. The optimum temperature range for germination is between 20 and 30 ºC, while
MAP and DAP - Incitec Pivot Fertilisers
www.incitecpivotfertilisers.com.augermination, emergence and early seedling root development. MAP is commonly used where the planting fertiliser is placed in direct contact with the seed of winter cereals sown at narrow row spacings, e.g. wheat and barley, and in cotton. MAP is also less hygroscopic than DAP, on account of its lower nitrogen content, making it less
MAIZE GROWERS GUIDE - Seedco
www.seedcogroup.comEmergence-WACE. Top dressing splits may be recommended in sandy to sandy loam soils. A maximum of 3 ... Small seed will go further, and give equal germination and yield performance as large seed. However, small seed should not be planted too deep (i.e., not deeper than 5 cm). For SC 727, a 50, 000 kernel (1 hectare pack) is enough to plant 1 Ha ...
Rice Production Manual - Home - IRRI Rice Knowledge Bank
www.knowledgebank.irri.orgGermination occurs after rain and weeds are a major problem. Soil borne insects can also become a major problem and crop rotations may be required to overcome them. Planting rates will vary from 100‐200kg/ha. Drum seeder Manually operated drum seeders are used for direct seeding in rows.
BASIL - UC Davis Western Institute for Food Safety and ...
wifss.ucdavis.eduduring pre-planting or pre-emergence. ASI Charlie Vinz via flickr.com Alice Henneman via flickr.com leaves in a tote or container. BSIL 3 The part of the plant that is harvested and the timing of the harvest depend on . the anticipated use of the herb. For dried basil leaves, the plant is cut just prior to appearance of flowers. To produce ...
Fireweed - dpi.nsw.gov.au
www.dpi.nsw.gov.auweeks after emergence, with flowering occurring mainly in spring. Fireweed seeds profusely, with each flower producing between 50 and 120 seeds of high viability. One plant is capable of producing 5 000 to 30 000 seeds in one season depending on conditions. Most seed germinates quickly, but about 15% of seed has a high level of dormancy.