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Grain and Pulse Crops, Official Publication; by Grain;, 1971 Grain Crops by Harold K. Wilson, 1948 Diseases of small grain crops in Illinois (Illinois. Natural History Survey Division Circular) by Gideon Herman Boewe, 1939 Selection Of Seed Grains, Crop Growing Small grain cover crops and wheel traffic effects on infiltration, runoff, and erosion.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Journal of Soil and Water Conservation by T.C. Kaspar, J.K. Radke, et all 2001-03-22 Maximizing the Efficiency of Fertilizer Use by Grain Crops (FAO fertilizer bulletin) by Unipub, 1980-06 A history of small grain crops in Texas: Wheat, oats, barley, rye, 1582-1976 by Irvin Milburn Atkins, 1980 Increase target prices of 1979 crops: hearing before the Subcommittee on Livestock and Grains of the Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, ... first session, on H.R. 3398, April 3, 1979 by United States. Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture. Subcommittee on Livestock and Grains., 1979-01-01 Pulse Crops (Grain Legumes) by B. Baldev, S. Ramanujam, 1989-01 Prevalence and control of pathogenic contamination in some sewage irrigated vegetable, forage and cereal grain crops [An article from: Bioresource Technology] by P.S. Minhas, N. Sharma, et all 2006-07-01 Using cereal grain winter cover crops to reduce groundwater nitrate contamination in the mid-Atlantic coastal plain.: An article from: Journal of Soil and Water Conservation by Kenneth W. Staver, Russell B. Brinsfield, 1998-05-01 Pasture And Grain Crops For Hogs In The Pacific Northwest - Farmers' Bulletin 599 by Byron; U. S. Department Of Agriculture Hunter, 1914 Grain Crops. The 2009-2014 World Outlook for Farm Heated-Air Crop Dryers for Grain, Hay, and Seed by Icon Group, 2008-09-27

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61. JAWRA Bibliography For Topical Keyword Grain Crops
    Kit Links Help Home. JAWRA Bibliography for topical keywordgrain crops. Potential, Actual, and Equilibrium Evapotranspiration  
    http://www.awra.org/jawra/keywords/keygraincrops.html

62. OECD Macrothesaurus - GRAIN CROPS
    OECD Macrothesaurus grain crops. ID 4530 KW grain crops BT FOODCROPS NT CEREALS NT GRAIN LEGUMES RT GRAIN FA 07.07.02 en  
    http://info.uibk.ac.at/info/oecd-macroth/en/4530.html

63. Breeding More Productive Grain Crops - Could Selecting The Right Rooting Traits
    Breeding more productive grain crops could selecting the right rootingtraits help? Vanessa Dunbabin 1 , Art Diggle 2 , Zdenko  
    http://www.regional.org.au/au/asa/2003/c/1/dunbabin.htm
    
    Extractions: 11th Australian Agronomy Conference, Geelong, 2003 Breeding more productive grain crops - could selecting the right rooting traits help? Vanessa Dunbabin , Art Diggle , Zdenko Rengel , Gurjeet Gill , Neville Mendham Tasmanian Institute of Agricultural Research, University of Tasmania, GPO Box 252-54, Hobart, TAS 7001 Root systems and their interactions with the below-ground environment are difficult to study. As a result, root research has typically lagged behind that carried out on above-ground parts of crop plants. Modern advances in computing technology are allowing 3D root architectural models to play a role in below-ground investigations. ROOTMAP is one such model, and has been used to investigate the influence that lupin root systems can have on water and nitrate distributions and nitrate leaching in field soils. Simulating a wide range of root architectures, ROOTMAP predicted that to reduce nitrate leaching to depth below lupin crops, a trade-off between surface and subsoil rooting density is required, with high rooting density in the topsoil alone insufficient to minimise leaching. Simulated plants that rapidly established a relatively high density of roots in the topsoil, reduced total nitrate leached with the break of season rains. Further increases in topsoil root density were, however, a poor investment of internal assimilates. A shift in resource allocation to subsoil root growth as the season progressed, gave plants a second chance to acquire nitrate previously leached to depth, and proved the most successful strategy for reducing total annual losses of nitrate.

64. Government Portal :: Ukraine's Grain Crop Harvest Predicted Fairly Good In 2004
    As of early February, Ukrainian farmers stockpiled 1,033,300 tons ofseed materials to sow grain crops, peas and beans (barring corn).  
    http://www.kmu.gov.ua/control/en/publish/article?art_id=5071806&cat_id=2307028

65. The Land Institute - Breeding Perennial Grain Crops(section 1 Of 3)
    Breeding perennial grain crops (section 1 of 3). TS Cox, M. Bender, C. Picone, DLVan Tassel, JB Holland, EC Brummer, BE Zoeller, AH Paterson, and W. Jackson.  
    http://www.landinstitute.org/vnews/display.v/ART/2002/06/01/3dcbf8a7874a8
    
    Extractions: Abstract: Key terms: natural systems agriculture, interspecific hybridization, crop domestication, cereal, legume Published in Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences CRC Press T. S. Cox, M. Bender, D.L. Van Tassel and W. Jackson are scientists at The Land Institute, Salina, KS, 67401. C. Picone, Biology, Warren Wilson College, Ashville, NC 28815; J.B. Holland, USDA-ARS, Dept. of Crop Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C., 27695; E.C. Brummer, Dept. of Agronomy, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, 50011; B.E. Zoeller, Maiz.org, Hiawatha, KS 66434; A.H. Patterson, Plant Genome Mapping Laboratory, University of Georgia, Riverbend Research Center, Athens, GA, 30602. Corresponding author is T.S. Cox ( cox@landinstitute.org

66. The Land Institute - Perennial Grain Crop Research: Experimental Design
    Perennial grain crop research Experimental design. Some of the perennials ina polyculture of perennial grain crops will be forbs, such as legumes.  
    http://www.landinstitute.org/vnews/display.v/ART/1983/10/23/3e7771c0bd677
    
    Extractions: Abstract. The experimental designs for perennial grain crop research at the Land Institute fall into 2 categories, monoculture and polyculture. In the monoculture approach, research is or will be conducted on Tripsacum dactyloides, Zea diploperennis, and the response of perennials versus annuals to selection for seed yields. In the polyculture approach, research is being conducted in prairie studies, which are bicultures of grass, and in forb tests, which study the effect of forbs on bicultures of grasses. Bender M. and W. Jackson (1983). Perennial grain crop research: Experimental design. In Clair L. Kucera, ed., Proceedings of the Seventh North American Prairie Conference, The Land Institute is conducting experiments in 5 areas of perennial grain crop research: I. Yield Increase in Eastern Gamagrass

67. Marketing Farm Grain Crops-Student Manual
    Marketing Farm grain cropsStudent Manual This student manual assistsstudents in making and implementing grain marketing decisions.  
    http://www-cms.ag.ohio-state.edu/4DACTION/WEB_InventoryIndividualDisplay/1035M
    
    Extractions: This student manual assists students in making and implementing grain marketing decisions. Covers marketing functions, marketing routes, supply and demand, and fundamental forces causing price changes. Also deals with grain delivery, grading and storage, futures, basis, hedging, options, grain production and marketing plan development, and more. Includes examples and graphs for beginners. Student workbook includes potential problems and worksheets. Teacher guide contains transparency masters and questions to convey grain marketing concepts. (1998) OH CMS

68. Marketing Farm Grain Crops-Teacher Guide
    Marketing Farm grain cropsTeacher Guide This student manual assistsstudents in making and implementing grain marketing decisions.  
    http://www-cms.ag.ohio-state.edu/4DACTION/WEB_InventoryIndividualDisplay/1036G
    
    Extractions: This student manual assists students in making and implementing grain marketing decisions. Covers marketing functions, marketing routes, supply and demand, and fundamental forces causing price changes. Also deals with grain delivery, grading and storage, futures, basis, hedging, options, grain production and marketing plan development, and more. Includes examples and graphs for beginners. Student workbook includes potential problems and worksheets. Teacher guide contains transparency masters and questions to convey grain marketing concepts. (1998) OH CMS

69. UQ Gatton Campus, Warming To Impact On Queensland Grain Crops
    Home » News » Warming to impact on Queensland grain crops. Warming to impacton Queensland grain crops. Printer friendly version Print version.  
    http://www.uq.edu.au/gatton/?page=3651&pid=3580

70. Pravda.RU Russian Agriculture Ministry Reports Gross Grain Crops
    1240 200209-04 Russian Agriculture Ministry reports gross grain crops. The grossgrain crop will be at least 85m tons in Russia this year, SeniorDeputy  
    http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2002/09/04/35941.html
    
    Extractions: A customer who is ready to buy Russian grain has been finally found. Because of two years of crop failures, Canada decided to buy grain from Russia, Russia’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture Anatoly Mikhalev said at a public hearing in the Russian Chamber of Industry and Commerce today. Europe prefers to buy wheat from Ukraine More details The real sector for selling electrical power will begin to operate notearlier than in the middle of January 2003, a representative of theAdministrator of the Wholesale Trading System for Electrical Power Market(ATS) told RBC. The Russian government is to make a respective decision onstarting trade on the free electrical power market, following thepresentation of preliminary (imitating) trade

71. Pravda.RU Russia To Boost Grain Crops By 30-40m Tons A Year
    grain crops may grow by 3040m tons up to 100-110m tons a year, while grain exportsmay total 20m tons, Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Alexey  
    http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2003/02/04/42968.html
    
    Extractions: Grain crops may grow by 30-40m tons up to 100-110m tons a year, while grain exports may total 20m tons, Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Alexey Gordeyev said at a press conference today. The Agriculture Minister was quoted as saying grain crops of the past two years can hardly be viewed as a long-standing trend but the government is planning to cement the growth of grain production in Russia. In view of this, the Deputy Prime Minister reported that in 2003 the stimulation of the emerging infrastructure for grain production and exports would start. In particular, the government is planning to provide credits for the construction of grain elevators. Gordeyev also pointed out until recently 20m hectares of land had been underused in Russia, which may become a reserve for the further output growth. According to the Agriculture Minister, grain production and exports may become "a substantial contribution to the state budget, since they are reproducible resources, unlike oil or gas".

72. AgriUkraine - Gateway To The Growing Agrimarket
    RF sown areas under spring grain crops smaller this year. Areas under springgrain crops dropped in all federal districts except Southern.  
    http://www.agriukraine.com/news.jsp?id=11641&type=3&lan=3

73. UNCRD Bibliography. Subject:   GRAIN CROPS
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    http://www.virtualref.com/uncrd/_sub/s188.htm

74. QIANLONG.COM--Beijing Portal--Gov't Plans Make Grain Crops Pay Better
    Beijing Portal News China China news. Gov t plans make graincrops pay better. Beijing Portal 200403-11 170056. Chinese  
    http://www.beijingportal.com.cn/7838/2004/03/11/1380@1934791.htm
    
    Extractions: Chinese farmers are receiving ever stronger assurances from both the market and policy-makers that they can become better off from increasing their grain production. In addition to grain price hikes since mid-October, farmers are expecting to benefit from the government's massive capital input into rural regions, plus agricultural tax cuts this year as promised at the ongoing session of the National People's Congress. Now, the State Council has reiterated plans to strengthen China's grain production capacity by urging local governments to conscientiously subsidize grain producers and relay to farmers a message that grain production will be encouraged in a "more direct and effective way." The message from a recent State Council meeting, carried in major Chinese newspapers Wednesday, did not come in detail. But a reliable source said a record 150 billion yuan (US$18 billion) is expected to be spent on a move to fire up the zeal of farmers for better grain production, to improve rural infrastructure and ensure the country's food security this year. The figure represents a jump of 30 billion yuan (US$3.6 billion) over last year, according to sources with the Office of Financial and Economic Leading Group of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.

75. Gov't Plans Make Grain Crops Pay Better
    Last updated at (Beijing Time) Thursday, March 11, 2004. Gov t plansmake grain crops pay better. Chinese farmers are receiving ever  
    http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200403/11/eng20040311_137161.shtml

76. Gov T Plans Make Grain Crops Pay Better - Macro-Eco Prospective
    Gov t plans make grain crops pay better. Latest Updated by 200403-11110832. Chinese farmers are receiving ever stronger assurances  
    http://www.newsgd.com/business/prospective/200403110041.htm

77. Gov't Plans Make Grain Crops Pay Better
    Gov t plans make grain crops pay better By Zhao Huanxin (China Daily)Updated 200403-11 0116. Chinese farmers are receiving ever  
    http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2004-03/11/content_313628.htm
    
    Extractions: Updated: 2004-03-11 01:16 Chinese farmers are receiving ever stronger assurances from both the market and policy-makers that they can become better off from increasing their grain production. In addition to grain price hikes since mid-October, farmers are expecting to benefit from the government's massive capital input into rural regions, plus agricultural tax cuts this year as promised at the ongoing session of the National People's Congress. Now, the State Council has reiterated plans to strengthen China's grain production capacity by urging local governments to conscientiously subsidize grain producers and relay to farmers a message that grain production will be encouraged in a "more direct and effective way." The message from a recent State Council meeting, carried in major Chinese newspapers Wednesday, did not come in detail. But a reliable source said a record 150 billion yuan (US$18 billion) is expected to be spent on a move to fire up the zeal of farmers for better grain production, to improve rural infrastructure and ensure the country's food security this year. The figure represents a jump of 30 billion yuan (US$3.6 billion) over last year, according to sources with the Office of Financial and Economic Leading Group of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.

78. LSU AgCenter
    College of Agriculture, Crops Livestock. grain crops. Ag Summary forLouisiana Agriculture and Natural Resources. Aflatoxin Production  
    http://www.lsuagcenter.com/nav/publications/graincrops.asp

79. FOURTH YEAR OF LARGE GRAIN CROPS WEIGHS DOWN PRICES
    FOURTH YEAR OF LARGE grain crops WEIGHS DOWN PRICES. Writer Marlene Fritz(208/3644010 in Boise) Source Larry Makus (208/885-6037 in Moscow).  
    http://info.ag.uidaho.edu/news/99october/102299d.htm
    
    Extractions: Source: Larry Makus (208/885-6037 in Moscow) "Market fundamentals provide little encouragement for a substantial price rally," says Larry Makus, University of Idaho agricultural economist. Writing in the university’s Fall 1999 Idaho Agricultural Outlook, Makus notes that a formidable corn crop continues to erode demand for wheat. Current U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasts put 1999-00 farm-level prices for U.S. wheat in the $2.45 to $2.65 range, compared with an average $2.65 in 1998-99. Worldwide, the wheat crop for the 1999-00 marketing year is projected to be the smallest since 1995-96 but still relatively high by historical standards. Significant gains in China and Russia were more than offset by short crops in the U.S., European Union, Eastern Europe and North Africa. "World ending stocks continue to decline, but the decline continues to be relatively modest," says Makus. Currently projected at 128.1 million metric tons or MMT by the close of the 1999-00 marketing year, lower world carryover stocks "provide some encouraging news," he says. "However, the market will likely not become terribly excited until world stocks forecasts get down into the 105-110 MMT range."

80. Delta Farm Press: Bin-busting Grain Crops Anticipated
    Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Binbusting graincrops anticipated Delta Farm Press, Oct 4, 2002. Byline Lamar James.  
    http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0HEE/is_2002_Oct_4/ai_92693771
    
    Extractions: Byline: Lamar James Most Arkansas corn farmers have plenty to smile about this year. They are well into harvesting what's expected to be a high-quality, near-record 310,000-acre corn crop. Prices are also better than at this time last year. Jeremy Ross of the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service believes the statewide average yield will be close to last year's record 145-bushel-an-acre average. Ross, Extension corn and grain sorghum verification program coordinator, said verification fields in Jackson, Poinsett, Prairie and St. Francis counties cut more than 200 bushels an acre. He said cooperating farmers in the program benefited from Extension's research-based crop management recommendations, including irrigation. He credited rains, which began at the end of June and lasted through the middle of July, with giving the crop a much-needed boost at the right time. Irrigation helped the rest of the year.

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