Dry bean productivity was closely associated with upstream watershed hydrology.

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Taxon: dry beane0
Outcome: dry bean productivitye0
Setting: upstream watershede0

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“dry bean productivity was closely associated with the upstream watershed hydrology”
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Title

Modeling the response of dry bean yield to irrigation water availability controlled by watershed hydrology

R. Mompremier; Y. Her; G. Hoogenboom; et al. Agricultural Water Management 2020. doi:10.1016/j.agwat.2020.106429

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Intervention effect Earlier dry bean planting increased predicted yield by over 80 percent relative to standard timing.
Recommendation The authors conclude integrated systems analysis could identify more water efficient management for dry bean production.

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