Project
Resource Efficient Crop Production Systems
Details
Project Code:
UNL-113
Start Date:
1992
End Date:
1997
CRSP Phase:
Not Available
Budget:
Not Available
Participants
Lead University:
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Other Partners:
Collaborating Scientists' Institution: IER (Mali); ARC (Sudan); Kansas State University (US)
Principal Investigator(s):
Max D. Clegg; Stephen C. Mason
Co-Principal Investigator(s):
None
Overview
Coming soon
Objectives
1. Study the "rotational effect" in sorghum-soybean and millet-soybean rotations by evaluating: I. nitrogen and of legumes and 2. soil moisture relationships b 2. Long-term studies to determine sorghum/peanut and mil-let/cowpea cropping systems (monoculture, rotation, intercropping) by nitrogen fertilizer rate interaction effects will be continued in Mali.Reutofheyedosobasflwigorumvr 3. Long-term studies to determine sorghum genotype (tall, intermediate, short) by residue management interaction ef- fects will be continued in Mali. 4. Evaluate the nitrogen by water interaction on yield of sorghum hybrids and local cultivars.
Outcomes
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