21. Microwave Protection Of Grain Crops At Agricultural Enterprises Microwave Protection of grain crops at Agricultural Enterprises. Short Summary. Itis well known that pest vermin devour approximately 60% of grain crops. http://www.ukrainebiz.com/technical/protection_of_grain_.htm

Microwave Protection of Grain Crops at Agricultural Enterprises Short Summary The combined technology of fumigation of grain and grain products has been developed to seed disinfection from pest vermin and micro flora in laboratory conditions. It is well known that pest vermin devour approximately 60% of grain crops. Moreover the viable products of the above vermin that remain in the grains lead to sufficient change for the worse of grain quality and grain products and various human and animal illnesses. At present the solution of this problem consist in the chemical treatment of grain products. The high cost chemical reagents fosgen-type must be used. However this technology has the negative influence on environment and small quantities of chemical reagents remain in the grain. The consequent stratification of demands to grain, grain products and feedstock quality insists us to investigate the ecologically clean technologies of crops protection at the agricultural enterprises of Ukraine and in future to recommend these technologies and support facilities for utilization in the other countries. The teams of Kharkov Aviation Institute, NSC Kharkov Institute of technical physics and Biological Institute the advanced, effective and ecologically clean technology for grain fumigation investigated. This technology bases of microwave irradiation of grains and parallel vacumization for combined demonstration stand was developed.

22. Joint Centre For Crop Innovation, JCCI JCCI undertakes research in crop Innovation to improve the sustainability and competitive position of Australian temperate grain crops and related industries at regional, national and international levels. http://www.jcci.unimelb.edu.au/

Joint Centre for Crop Innovation Private Bag 260, Horsham, Victoria, Australia Phone +61 53622121 Fax +61 536222187 T he Joint Centre for Crop Innovation (JCCI) is a joint venture between DPI and The University of Melbourne. It undertakes research in crop Innovation to improve the sustainability and competitive position of Australian temperate grain crops and related industries at regional, national and international levels. It does this by training postgraduate students through appropriate combinations of supervised research and course work. The JCCI is a student/research fellow - based Centre with internationally innovative research that provides quality postgraduate and postdoctoral training in crop Innovation. It has partnerships with industry to enable work on projects that increase the long-term competitiveness of Australia's grains and related industries. Last modified: December 16, 2003

23. Agriculture: Crops: Industry: Grain Crops Today, Saskatchewan is the leading producer of grain crops in Canada. Graincrops, oilseeds and alternative crops are harvested when they are ripe. http://interactive.usask.ca/ski/agriculture/crops/industry/grain.html

Crop Origins Crop Industry Cereals Oilseeds ... Products Grain Crops Alternative Crops Forage Crops Berry Crops Wildrice The world history of grain production is almost as long as the history of humans. There is evidence that wheat was cultivated in China before 3000 BC and that wheat was the chief crop in ancient Egypt and Palestine. Barley was first planted in southwestern Asia. Rapeseed was one of the first crops grown by humans. Canola (shown left), a type of rapeseed, has only recently been grown in Canada. Corn is the only major crop originating in North America. It was grown by the Indian peoples here, as described in the records of Christopher Columbus. Today, Saskatchewan is the leading producer of grain crops in Canada. Saskatchewan is referred to as "The Wheat Province" because it produces more than 60% of Canada's total wheat production. Saskatchewan also produces crops such as barley (shown left), oats, flaxseed and canola. Crop choice depends largely on type of soil, length of the growing season and available soil moisture. The cropland of Saskatchewan is divided into four areas based roughly on climate, vegetation and soil type. Yields of crop varieties may vary from area to area.

24. AGSELL – Food, Fibres & Agricultural Products - Grain Crops grain crops Months available for export from NSW, CROP, VARIETY. Grains, Wheat,Durum, White, Barley, Malting, Feed, Canola, Buckwheat, Triticale, Oats, Rice,Rye, http://www.agric.nsw.gov.au/agsell/division_2/div_2_4.htm

VEGETABLES FRUITS ANIMALS and MEAT PROCESSED FOOD and FIBRES GRAINS Grain Crops Months available for export from NSW CROP VARIETY Grains Wheat Durum, White Barley Malting, Feed Canola Buckwheat Triticale Oats Rice Rye Maize Popcorn, Sweet, Feed Pulses Soya Adzuki Bean Aduki, Adsuki, Asuki Broad Bean Fava, Horse, Feves, Windsor Chickpea Garbanzo Lupin Mung Bean Yellow (moong dahl), red Navy Bean Lentil Green , Brown Pigeon Pea Toor Split Pea Yellow, Green Cow Pea Nuts Macadamia Pecan Almond HOME MORE ABOUT AGSELL ADVICE FOR NSW EXPORTERS ... CONTACT AGSELL Agsell, NSW Agriculture Level 17, 'Parkview', 157 Liverpool Street, Sydney, 2000 PO Box K220, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia Tel: 61-2-9372 0100 Fax: 61-2-9372 0155 agsell@agric.nsw.gov.au

25. Grain Crops Publications, University Of Kentucky University of Kentucky. grain crops Publications. Corn. Soybeans. Small Grains. GrainCrops. Publications. Agronomy Extension Research Education, Publications. http://www.uky.edu/Ag/GrainCrops/publications.htm

Grain Crops Corn Soybeans Small Grains ... Other Sites Search - Please Select Search Grain Crops Site Only Search College of Agriculture Search Google Grain Crops Publications Agronomy Extension Research Education Publications State Extension Specialists Dr. Jim Herbek Extension Grain Crops 270.365.7541 ext. 205 jherbek@uky.edu Dr. Chad Lee Extension Grain Crops cdlee2@uky.edu By Crop Kentucky Newsletters Agronomy Periodicals ... Newsletters Across the Country Organized by Crop Corn Soybeans Small Grains Grain S ... return to top Kentucky Newsletters Corn and Soybean Science Newsletter Wheat Science Newsletter West Kentucky Grain Marketing Project Kentucky Pest News ... return to top Agronomy Periodical s Agronomy Notes Soil Science News and Views return to top Other Agronomy Publications Soil Management Tobacco Turf Weed Science ... return to top Other Publications Agricultural Economics Plant Diseases Field Crop Insects Weeds ... Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Ag Radio News Releases Extension Publications return to top Newsletters from Across the Country Arkansas Arkansas Pesticide Newsletter Florida Florida Pest Alert Georgia Georgia Pest Management Newsletter Illinois Illinois Pest Management and Crop Development Bulletin Indiana Purdue Pest and Crop Newsletter Iowa Iowa State University Integrated Crop Management Newsletter Kentucky Corn and Soybean Science Newsletter Wheat Science Newsletter Kentucky Pest News Michigan Michigan State University Field Crops Alert Missouri

26. Grain Crops Extension, University Of Kentucky University of Kentucky. grain crops Home. Corn. Soybeans. Small Grains. CommodityPrices. grain crops Specialists. Dr. Jim Herbek. 270.365.7541 ext. 205. http://www.uky.edu/Ag/GrainCrops/

Grain Crops Home Corn Soybeans ... Water . . . and More Water The latest addresses how to manage corn damaged by water as well as what replanting options are available. In the photo: Planting at University of Kentucky research plots in Woodford County is rained out for another day. Search - Please Select Search Grain Crops Site Only Search College of Agriculture Search Google Agronomy Extension Research Education ... Weather and Prices Newsletters Reports Ag Weather Center Commodity Prices Grain Crops Specialists Dr. Jim Herbek 270.365.7541 ext. 205 jherbek@uky.edu Dr. Chad Lee cdlee2@uky.edu More C ... New Glyphosate Tolerance Gene Roundup Ready's New Competition? Soil Compaction New publication (ID 153) Fertilizer Calculator Click on AGR1 Calc Soybean Rust New U.K. Website ... Archived Reports Past reports and photos. return to top Home Corn Small Grains ... Other Sites College of Agriculture, Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service An Equal Opportunity University Please contact Chad Lee for questions or permission to reprint information from this website.

27. Grain Crops grain crops. Lost crops of Africa Volume 1, Grains. Published on theWeb in 1996 by the National Academy Press, this book was prepared http://agrifor.ac.uk/browse/cabi/8eec91eff91eb9db710c11c1cb459531.html

low graphics grain crops broader: crops other: field crops plants narrower: cereals grain legumes Economics of organic grain and soybean production in the Midwestern United States soyabeans ... Strategic grain reserves : guidelines for their establishment, management and operation This is the 126th FAO Agricultural Services Bulletin, published in 1997 and produced by John Lynton-Evans from the Marketing and Rural Finance Service of the FAO's Agricultural Support Systems Division. These guidelines aim "to assist those countries which have moved, or are in the process of moving, towards a liberalised system for marketing agricultural produce and who wish to maintain a strategic grain reserve to guard against possible failures of the free market to cope adequately for the food needs of the population". Topics covered by this Bulletin include; policy and strategy considerations, management information systems, establishment of the reserve, and operations. The Bulletin includes 5 appendices and is in HTML format. storage guidelines grain stores grain crops ... Lost crops of Africa : Volume 1, Grains

28. Carrousel Farms Comprised of over 10,000 acres of land and specializing in purebred beef cattle, dairy cattle, vegetables, cash grain crops, and Arabian horses. http://www.carrouselfarms.com/

Visitors are always welcome at any of our facilities. We do however, recommend calling us in advance so that we may be available to guide your visit.

29. Farms: Grain Crops Farms grain crops. Some farms grow grain. If you use any of this information,write it in your notes like this grain crops (2001). http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/farmgrain.htm

Farms: Grain Crops Some farms grow grain. The farmer plants the seeds. The plants grow tall. The plants are cut. The farmer gets the grains off the plant. Many farms grow grains like wheat, barley, oats or rice. This is a field of wheat. First the farmers plough the soil. That opens it up ready for planting the seeds. A tractor ploughs the soil. The seeds are planted. They need water and sun to help them grow. They grow tall. Grains grow at the top of the plants. These are oat grains at the top of the stem. When the grains are big, the plants are ready to be cut. That is called harvesting . Big machines cut the plants and take the grains off the stems. Wheat is taken to a mill. The mill grinds the wheat into flour. Flour is used to make bread and cakes. Oat grains are made flat in between big rollers. Porridge is made from oats. Rice is cooked and eaten. Sometimes it is made into flour or crackers. Barley is often put into soups. This is barley when it is nearly ready to harvest. If you use any of this information, write it in your notes like this: Grain Crops (2001). [Online], Available: www.kidcyber.com.au

30. Crop Science -- Collected Resources : Other Grain Crops Institution Google Indexer Sign In as Member/Individual (NonMember). Other GrainCrops. Related collections Grains Maize Rice Sorghum Wheat Other grain crops. http://crop.scijournals.org/cgi/collection/other_grain_crops

HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... SEARCH RESULT QUICK SEARCH: [advanced] Author: Keyword(s): Year: Vol: Page: Other Grain Crops Contributing journals to this collection: Soil Science Society of America Journal Journal of Environmental Quality Vadose Zone Journal Crop Science , and Agronomy Journal Citations 1-10 of 57 total displayed. Most recent content PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES Genetic Diversity in the Batini Barley Landrace from Oman: II. Response to Salinity Stress A. A. Jaradat, M. Shahid, and A. Al-Maskri Crop Sci. 2004; 44: 997-1007. [Abstract] [Full text] Past content NITROGEN MANAGEMENT Basal Stem Nitrate Tests for Irrigated Malting Barley Thomas L. Thompson, Michael J. Ottman, and Emily Riley-Saxton Agron. J. 2004; 96: 516-524. [Abstract] [Full text] DISEASE MANAGEMENT Leaf Spot Diseases of Barley and Spring Wheat as Influenced by Preceding Crops J. M. Krupinsky, D. L. Tanaka, M. T. Lares, and S. D. Merrill Agron. J. 2004; 96: 259-266. [Abstract] [Full text] ALTERNATIVE CROPS Pearl Millet and Grain Sorghum Yield Response to Water Supply in Nebraska Nouri Maman, Drew J. Lyon, Stephen C. Mason, Tom D. Galusha, and Rob Higgins

31. Grain Crops grain crops. (Y14) INF. Education on the Internet Teaching History OnlineTo receive your free copy every week enter your email address below. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/YALDgraincrops.htm

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32. Teagasc - Harvesting And Ensiling – Forage Grain Crops Harvesting And Ensiling – Forage grain crops. Christy Watson harvest.Guide to DM Content for Whole Crop and Moist Grain Harvest. Whole http://www.teagasc.ie/publications/2003/20030716/foragegrain2003_08.htm

Home Press Releases Events Publications ... Quick Search Christy Watson, Teagasc Kildare Aidan Murray, Teagasc Grange There are a number of options available to farmers for harvesting and storing of whole crop cereals and moist grains on-farm. The harvesting, processing and storage of these options is outlined in this paper. First time growers of cereals for whole crop and moist grain harvest may require some guidance in deciding optimum harvest date. The table below is a guide to crop dry matter (DM) for whole crop or moist grain harvest. Guide to DM Content for Whole Crop and Moist Grain Harvest Whole Crop DM % Description Crop Colour Grain Texture Grain Moisture % Fermented whole crop Green ear Green stem Soft dough Ear starting to yellow, stem green Soft cheddar Ear mainly yellow, stem starting to yellow Soft cheddar Ear and stem mainly yellow, some green on stem Hard cheddar, grains easily split with thumbnail. Assume crop moisture loses 1-2% per day Urea treated whole crop Crimped grain (60-70% DM) Urea treated grain (65-72% DM) Ear and stem yellow, hint of green on stem

33. Advice On Forage Grain Crops Advice on Forage grain crops. Whole crop silage must be produced from highyielding grain crops with good crop husbandry practices employed. http://www.teagasc.ie/publications/2002/foragegrain.htm

Home Press Releases Events Publications ... Quick Search Advice on Forage Grain Crops Proceedings of Field Event at Kilmacow, Co Kilkenny Wednesday, 17 July, 2002 Introduction Feed costs are a major cost in producing beef or milk. Alternative feed sources may provide opportunities to reduce feed costs and thereby increase income. Decisions to alter feeding programmes cannot be based on unit feed costs alone as there are opportunity costs associated with land, premia and labour. Risk and extra management time required are also factors which will influence the uptake of alternative feed production systems. Grass silage has been the main stay of winter feeding systems for many years and will continue to be so. However, the competitiveness of grass and grass silage is of major importance to Irish producers. Grass silage in particular is not without its limitations in terms of consistency of quality, cost of production and availability of contractors. It also suffers from high dependence on weather for harvesting and for growing conditions. There is an increased range of alternative forages and feeds available to farmers. Improvements in breeding technology, systems and practices in this area have helped the expansion of alternatives to grass silage.

34. Field And Fodder Crops - Grain Crops Field and Fodder Crops, grain crops. Here you can access governmentinformation on grain crops. Programs - Research and development. http://www.agriculture.gov.au/product3.cfm?display2=Field and Fodder Crops&displ

35. Farming - Grain Crops Agriculture Plants and Plant Products Transport. Farming, grain crops. Research and development. Disclaimer Copyright notice Privacy. http://www.agriculture.gov.au/product3.cfm?display2=Farming&display3=Grain crops

36. Cytogenetic Effects Of Gaseous Fluorides On Grain Crops Cytogenetic Effects of Gaseous Fluorides on grain crops. Fluoride 32CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF GASEOUS FLUORIDES ON grain crops. NP Gritsan. http://www.fluoridealert.org/grain.htm

Home About FAN Latest News Fluoridation ... FAQs Search Cytogenetic Effects of Gaseous Fluorides on Grain Crops Fluoride: Journal of the International Society for Fluoride Research Year 1993, Volume 26, Issue 1, Pages 23-32 CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF GASEOUS FLUORIDES ON GRAIN CROPS N P Gritsan Institute of Nature Management Problems and Ecology, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Moscovskaja 6, Dniepropetrovsk 320600, Ukraine. SUMMARY: Atmospheric pollution of fluoride from a non-ferrous industrial plant has been studied for its effect on the frequency of chromosome aberrations in root tips and shoot tips of wheat and barley. The anaphase-test was used. The percentage of mutations in the meristematic cells of plants growing in polluted areas was 2-6 times higher than in the control and the spectrum of chromosome abberations showed changes. The testing of hydrogen fluoride (HF) for its mutagenic activity by fumigation of barley seedlings showed that the mutation rate was linear with dose. It was found that the cytogenic effects of gaseous fluoride on grain crops was correlated with the fluoride content in plant tissue. Key words: Environmental pollution; Gaseous fluorides; Grain crops; Mutagenic effects; Ukraine.

37. Pictures And Posters Of Grain Crops - 1 THE SEASONS. Spring Summer Autumn Winter. CROPS. Corn Cotton Grains Grass Hay.FEATURED. Framing. Shipping Costs. Pictures and Posters of grain crops 1. http://www.clipartoday.com/nature/grain01_poster.html

POSTER HOME NATURE PICTURES POSTERS Aurora Borealis ... FEATURED VOLCANO GLACIER Search: What's New Collections Framed Sets Top 100 Posters ... Shipping Costs Pictures and Posters of Grain Crops - 1 Wheatfield with Crows 36x24 Wall Poster by Vincent Van Gogh Buy Wheatfield with Crows The Song of the Lark 16x20.75 Fine-Art Print by Jules Breton Buy The Song of the Lark Threshing Wheat 30x18.5 Fine-Art Print by Thomas Hart Benton Buy Threshing Wheat Young Corn,1931 20x17 Fine-Art Print by Grant Wood Buy Young Corn,1931 The Gleaners 24x18 Fine-Art Print by Jean Millet Buy The Gleaners Yellow Wheat and Cypresses 32x24 Fine-Art Print by Vincent Van Gogh Buy Yellow Wheat and Cypresses Wheatfield with Crows, 1890 31.5x23.63 Fine-Art Print by Vincent Van Gogh Buy Wheatfield with Crows, 1890 Children on a Fence 37x24.25 Fine-Art Print

38. Controlling Blackbirds Controlling Blackbird Damage to Sunflower and grain crops in the NorthernGreat Plains. By. George M. Linz, Richard A. Dolbeer, James http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/tools/blkbird/blkbird.htm

39. Grain Crops Production Questions Soils and Crops Section. grain crops What criteriashould organic producers use to choose a grain crop cultivar? http://www.organicagcentre.ca/ProductionQuestions/soils_grain.html

Production Questions: Soils and Crops Section Grain Crops What criteria should organic producers use to choose a grain crop cultivar? Are there special considerations for grain storage on certified organic farms? Can organic and conventionally produced products be stored together? Ask Our Experts - send your question to our helpdesk. We will find the expert to respond to your question within a week of submission. This is a Cyber-Help/OACC partnership service. What criteria should organic producers use to choose a grain crop cultivar? Producers should select varieties with resistance to pests and diseases that are prevalent in the region. Choosing disease resistant varieties is an important first step when selecting varieties because the use of synthetic fungicides is prohibited in organic agriculture. However, organic producers must ensure that resistant cultivars are not genetically modified. At the same time, producers must look at traits other than disease resistance. Environmental adaptation is paramount when selecting a crop or cultivar, as plant injury or death from disease is often associated with plants being weakened by environmental stress. For example, alfalfa plants killed by crown rot have often been damaged by winter injury and are therefore weakened and susceptible to disease attack. Producers should select a seed source that is clean and disease free (certified organic if available). If saving seed it is crucial that the seed be collected from areas in which weeds and diseased plants have been carefully removed (rogue) from the field. In the near future (December 31, 2003 for Europe), all seed for organic agriculture must come from organic propagation, so it may be proactive to begin saving and cleaning your own seed.

40. Grain Crops Program grain crops PROGRAM Department of Horticulture and Crop Science TheOhio State University. grain crops PROGRAM. HCS 411 grain crops. http://hcs.osu.edu/hcs/PC/programs/GRAINCROPS.html

GRAIN CROPS PROGRAM Department of Horticulture and Crop Science The Ohio State University Home Programs GRAIN CROPS PROGRAM The grain crops program is centered around 3 commodities-corn, soybeans and wheat, which account for the annual use of 9,000,000 acres of cropland. These crops add over $2.5 billion to the state's economy and represent over 40% of the state's agricultural receipts. I. Statement of Purpose II. Goal To establish a national and international reputation for innovation and excellence in the development and dissemination crop production technology. The grain crops project team evaluates new technology and coordinates variety evaluation. They interact closely with the ecophysiology group to improve crop production systems. III. Current Faculty extension. research Thomison 0.75 0.25 Cardina 1.00 Beuerlein 0.75 0.25 Loux 0.75 0.25 Harrison 0.60 Regnier 0.35 Lentz 0.90 0.10 TOTALS 3.15 2.80

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