Paper: Skip-Row, Clump, and Conventional Planting: Evaluation of Dryland Corn and Grain Sorghum Planting Geometries in the High Plains of West-Central Kansas.

Monday, 6 October 2008: 8:45 AM

George R. Brown Convention Center, 370EF

Lucas Haag, Southwest Research-Extension Center - Tribune, K-State Research & Extension, Tribune, KS and Alan Schlegel, Southwest Research Extension Center, Kansas State University, Tribune, KS

Over the past several years, various experiments have been conducted at the SWREC-Tribune station, evaluating the yield response to various planting geometries for dryland corn and grain sorghum production. The impact of planting geometry and plant population on water use, water use efficiency, physiological yield components, light interception, biomass yield, and grain yield will be summarized.

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557-2 Skip-Row, Clump, and Conventional Planting: Evaluation of Dryland Corn and Grain Sorghum Planting Geometries in the High Plains of West-Central Kansas.