Grain Sorghum Production in South-Central Arizona. III: Double Crop, Rainfed - 1985
Robert L. Voigt, Carl L. Schmalzel
Abstract
Robert L. Voigt, Carl L. Schmalzel
Abstract
Seventy-two commercial hybrid grain sorghums representing 17 commercial sources were grown for grain in a late planted, simulated double-crop after barley or wheat harvest. The test, grown at the University of Arizona Marana Agricultural Center, was planted in a pre-irrigated seed bed, but was rainfed thereafter. Grain yields ranged from a high of 3420 lbs/acre down to a low of 1750 lbs/acre.
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Seventy-two commercial hybrid grain sorghums representing 17 commercial sources were grown for grain in a late planted, simulated double-crop after barley or wheat harvest. The test, grown at the University of Arizona Marana Agricultural Center, was planted in a pre-irrigated seed bed, but was rainfed thereafter. Grain yields ranged from a high of 3420 lbs/acre down to a low of 1750 lbs/acre.
Key concepts: Sorghum, Acre, Agronomy, Crop, Crop production, Agriculture, Environmental science, Biology