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A New Breeding Technique for Selecting Early High Yielding Corns

H. Z. Cross

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A new method has been tested by the author for the last two years to indirectly select corn plants with characteristics to more effectively utilize North Dakota's short growing season. Preliminary results indicate the method is an inexpensive but effective way to increase corn grain yields without increasing ear moisture content at harvest.

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A new method has been tested by the author for the last two years to indirectly select corn plants with characteristics to more effectively utilize North Dakota's short growing season. Preliminary results indicate the method is an inexpensive but effective way to increase corn grain yields without increasing ear moisture content at harvest.

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A new method has been tested by the author for the last two years to indirectly select corn plants with characteristics to more effectively utilize North Dakota's short growing season. Preliminary results indicate the method is an inexpensive but effective way to increase corn grain yields without increasing ear moisture content at harvest.

Key concepts: Agricultural engineering, Agronomy, Growing season, Water content, Environmental science, Moisture, Mathematics, Horticulture

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