Claim · model-written summary
Early varieties planted early can hasten soybean harvest for small grain rotation.
- Taxon
- Soybean
Glycine maxe0 - Treatment
- planting the early maturing varieties earlye0
- Outcome
- harvest can be hastenede0
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Verbatim
e0“Soybean harvest can be hastened as a means of making way for small grain on the soybean field by planting the early maturing varieties early”
Title
Effect of planting time on maturity, yield and quality of soybeans in southeast Missouri
Carl V. Feaster MOspace Institutional Repository (University of Missouri) 1948
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Observation After June 1 S-100 matured a few days earlier than Ralsoy.
- Observation After June 1 S-100 yielded a little more seed than Ralsoy.
- Observation Before June 1 Ralsoy had a slight advantage over S-100.
- Observation With July 10 planting, Dunfield matured earlier than other varieties.
- Observation With July 10 planting, Dunfield yielded less seed than other varieties.
- Observation S-100 had the highest yield among plantings after June 1.
- Observation On July 10 planting S-100 matured twelve days later than Dunfield.
- Recommendation Early maturity requires both early maturing varieties and early planting.
- Observation The early variety and planting practice may considerably reduce soybean yield and quality.
- Recommendation For delayed planting, authors recommend late maturing varieties.
- Observation Under delayed planting, early varieties give lower seed yield without much maturity gain.
- Association Planting date giving highest seed yields also gave highest oil content.
- Association Protein percentage varied inversely with oil percentage.
- Association Oil iodine number tended to increase with later planting.