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Methodology to generate yield maps of maize crops
2010 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2010In central Mexico, specifically in the State of Mexico maize is cultivated under different technological regimes ranging from traditional rain water dependency and native seeds producing yields of under 1.0 ton/ha, up to irrigation and improved seeds regimes with yields above 12.0 ton/ha. The average state yield harvested area for this crop in the past
Jesus Soria-Ruiz +1 more
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Influences of liming on maize yields
2009The field trial with hydratized dolomite meal (47% CaO + 34% MgO) application in four doses (5, 10, 15 and 20 t ha-1) was conducted on Gradiska planosol, the Republic of Srpska B&H (four replicates, basic plot 59.5 m-2). Maize have been grown during three growing seasons (2005 – 2007).
Komljenović, Ilija, Kovačević, Vlado
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Genetic Improvement of Maize Yields
1991Publisher Summary Grain yields for maize are expected to increase because of the combined effects of two items—improved cultural practices and management and increased genetic potential of the hybrids. The improvements of these items can be expected to contribute significantly to give higher state averages in the future.
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Climate change and maize yield: Do the autonomous adaptation practices have effect on maize yield?
2017Climate change acts as a threat multiplier and partly accounts for the level of poverty among farmers. Effective adaption is required with the anticipated further change in climate. However, the judgment of people on climate change is sometimes wrong, which could affect adaptation.
MAHAMA, Tiah Abdul-Kabiru +3 more
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Grain yield components in maize
Field Crops Research, 1998G.A. Maddonni, M.E. Otegui, R. Bonhomme
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