M. H. Niehaus, Waller H. Schmidt
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Abstract Twenty different bird‐resistant grain sorghum hybrids were tested in Ohio in areas where birds consistently reduce corn yields. Very little bird damage was observed and yield data indicate that these hybrids are potential substitutes for corn in areas of Ohio where corn yields are severely reduced by bird depredation.
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Abstract Twenty different bird‐resistant grain sorghum hybrids were tested in Ohio in areas where birds consistently reduce corn yields. Very little bird damage was observed and yield data indicate that these hybrids are potential substitutes for corn in areas of Ohio where corn yields are severely reduced by bird depredation.
Key concepts: Sorghum, Hybrid, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Grain yield, Biology, Materials science, Metallurgy