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	“Skip Planting a Row or Two” Is Good Advice for Some Many grain farmers in the arid central Great Plains should skip planting every one or two rows to stabilize corn yields. This recommendation stems from a 3-year st Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-04-02 07:34:22 Open Document File Size: 150,26 KB Share Result on Facebook City Beltsville / Akron / / Company Andrey Guber / / Country United States / / / Facility Research Center / ARS Central Great Plains Research Station / USDA-ARS Central Great Plains Research Station / Food Safety Laboratory / / IndustryTerm nontoxic chemical trac ers / / Organization Research Center / Nuclear Regulatory Commission / U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission / Agricultural Research Service / USDA / Food Safety Laboratory / / Person Timothy Gish / Merle Vigil / Yakov Pachepsky / Merle F. Vigil / Don Comis / Ann Perry / Yakov A. Pachepsky / / / Position Governor / soil scientist / / ProvinceOrState Kansas / Nebraska / Maryland / Colorado / / Region northeast Colorado / western Kansas / / Technology remote sensing / / SocialTag Aquifers Physical geography Soil physics Land management Vadose zone Groundwater Soil Subsurface flow Sowing Hydrology

“Skip Planting a Row or Two” Is Good Advice for Some Many grain farmers in the arid central Great Plains should skip planting every one or two rows to stabilize corn yields. This recommendation stems from a 3-year stAdd to Reading List