Agronomy Journal · 1959 · 15 citations · 0 references
AgricultureAgronomyPlant SciencesCrop ProductionSeed ScienceSeed TechnologyPlanting Date ManagementSeed AvailabilitySeed ProductionSeeding MethodsSeeding RatesYield ImprovementCultivar Response To Seeding RateHarvest Timing Effects On YieldHarvest Timing In CerealsSeed Production TimingSeed Production TraitsSeeding Rate EffectsSowing TimeYield Response To Planting Date
Synopsis In date‐of‐seeding experiments with 3 oat varieties Andrew and Sauk produced a higher relative grain yield than Bonham when sown late. Andrew produced a greater actual and relative number of seeds per head as the seeding date became later, whereas Sauk maintained a high level of relative number of heads per plant. Relative weights per 100 seeds of all 3 varieties were reduced by late planting to about the same extent.