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Grain Sorghum Production in South-Central Arizona. I: Full Season, Full Irrigation - 1985

Robert L. Voigt, Carl L. Schmalzel

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Seventy-two commercial hybrid grain sorghums, representing 20 commercial sources, were grown full season for grain yield with irrigation water applied as necessary to prevent moisture stress. The test, grown at the University of Arizona Marana Agricultural Center, had grain yields ranging from a high of 6375 lbs/acre down to 3292 lbs/acre.

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Key concepts: Sorghum, Acre, Irrigation, Agronomy, Environmental science, Agriculture, Production (economics), Yield (engineering)