Ressources Etiqueté: Sorghum

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  1. Sorghum - PlantVillage - Common Pests and Diseases

    Sorghum,Sorghum bicolor, is an annual or perennial grass in the family Poaceae grown primarily for its grain. Sorghum has an erect solid stem with one or more tillers (additional shoot that grows subsequent to the parent shoot) and curving leaves which are arranged alternately on the stems and...
    Sorghum

  2. A Pictorial Guide to the Identification of Seedborne Fungi of Sorghum, Pearl Millet, Finger Millet, Chickpea, Pigeonpea, and Groundnut.

    20/01/2012
    Pigeon Pea Millet Chickpea Groundnut Sorghum

  3. A Caution About One Use of The Bird Resistant Grain Sorghum

    19/10/1994 In some parts of the world people roast sorghum, as is done with corn (roasting ears) in the United States. Roasting bird resistant sorghum at the dough stage may not sufficiently remove the cyanogenic glycoside dhurrin.
    Sorghum Crop Pests Health Nutrition

  4. Seed For Sorghum That Is Resistant To Striga Is Available From ECHO

    19/02/1998 A striga resistant sorghum has been developed. In addition the fungus, Fusarium oxysporum, may help control striga.
    Weed Control Sorghum Striga Parasites

  5. Sorghum Pollination

    20/01/2015 Sorghum is primarily self-pollinated, meaning that a sorghum plant will accept pollen from its own flowers. Sorghum can also accept pollen from other sorghum plants (cross-pollination) by means of wind or insect transfer. Cultivated sorghum is generally cross-pollinated between 2 and 10%, with...
    Sorghum Seed Saving Seeds Seed Bank

  6. The Green Famine

    01/10/2002 It is not uncommon for people to rely on crops that are not the most suitable for their region. Here is an example from Ethiopia with some suggestions for alternatives.
    Famine Maize Sorghum Millet Cassava Drought Farming Systems

  7. Insights from a Simple Sorghum Trial in Haiti

    20/04/2007 In observation trials, each variety is grown in only one plot of ground. Observations from such trials are not as conclusive as with replication. As long as site conditions are fairly uniform, however, they give the experimenter a pretty good idea of likely “losers” and “winners.”
    Sorghum Research Rural Development Seeds Experimentation

  8. Introducing a New Crop: Reasons Why Seeds Fail

    20/07/2009 Many of you have graciously taken the time to fill out the seed harvest report form that accompanies each mailing of seeds from our seed bank. In reading reports from people in our network, we want to learn whether the seeds we are sending out have improved the lives of poor small-holder farmers....
    Crop Pests Rural Development Seeds Moringa Amaranth Sorghum Maize Psophocarpus tetra... Sauropus androgynus Muntingia calabura Vigna unguiculata Brassica carinata Abelmoschus callei

  9. Plants Well-Adapted to Specific Difficult Conditions.

    20/07/2008 Descriptions of several crops that are adapted to difficult situations.
    Underutilized Crops Seeds Banana Cajanus cajan Pigeon Pea Perennial lima Phaseolus lunatus Queensland lettuce Lactuca sativa Tepary Beans Phaseolus acutifolius Sorghum Sorghum bicolor

  10. Cultiver ligne par ligne - video

    AccessAgriculture Training Video Les agriculteurs du nord du Nigeria changent la façon dont ils intercalent leurs sorgho et mil avec le niébé. En semant les deux cultures à plus haute densité et dans des lignes séparées, et en appliquant un peu d'engrais organiques et minéral, ils récoltent plus...
    Intercropping Sorghum Cowpea