Row spacing and population density effects on yield of grain sorghum in central Queensland.
Giles Thomas, A. V. French, JH Ladewig, C. J. Lather
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Giles Thomas, A. V. French, JH Ladewig, C. J. Lather
Abstract
In 1968-71, 7 trials were carried out in the main grain growing areas of central Queensland to determine the most suitable combinations of row spacing and population density for producing raingrown grain sorghum in this area.
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In 1968-71, 7 trials were carried out in the main grain growing areas of central Queensland to determine the most suitable combinations of row spacing and population density for producing raingrown grain sorghum in this area.
Key concepts: Sorghum, Yield (engineering), Population density, Grain yield, Agronomy, Population, Geography, Sorghum bicolor