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Risks Perceived by Organic Grain Farmers in the Central USA / Kara Ross ; Terry Kastens ; Hikaru Peterson in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture *, Vol.31, n°1 ([01/01/2007])

Public ISBD [article]  inJournal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.31, n°1 [01/01/2007] . - p. 5-19 Titre : Risks Perceived by Organic Grain Farmers in the Central USA Type de document : Article Auteurs : Kara Ross ; Terry Kastens ; Hikaru Peterson Année de publication : 2007 Article en page(s) : p. 5-19 Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : [Motbis 2025] agriculture biologique [Motbis 2025] Etats-Unis [Motbis 2025] graine Note de contenu : To understand risk issues of U.S. organic grain farmers, six listening sessions were conducted in parts of the major grain producing regions in spring 2004. The views expressed at these sessions suggested the importance and uniqueness of risks in organic grain farming. Regional differences were observed, but many problems were common, including the limited availability of market information, shortfall of crop insurance policies, and revenue losses from on-farm storage, emergent marketing channels, and potential contamination. Our findings clearly imply a role for public and private institutions to collect and offer information on the organic markets and to educate the sectors supporting organic producers [article] Risks Perceived by Organic Grain Farmers in the Central USA [Article] / Kara Ross ; Terry Kastens ; Hikaru Peterson . - 2007 . - p. 5-19. Langues : Français (fre) in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.31, n°1 [01/01/2007] . - p. 5-19 Catégories : [Motbis 2025] agriculture biologique [Motbis 2025] Etats-Unis [Motbis 2025] graine Note de contenu : To understand risk issues of U.S. organic grain farmers, six listening sessions were conducted in parts of the major grain producing regions in spring 2004. The views expressed at these sessions suggested the importance and uniqueness of risks in organic grain farming. Regional differences were observed, but many problems were common, including the limited availability of market information, shortfall of crop insurance policies, and revenue losses from on-farm storage, emergent marketing channels, and potential contamination. Our findings clearly imply a role for public and private institutions to collect and offer information on the organic markets and to educate the sectors supporting organic producers

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Vegetables and Grass Winter Covers in Rotation / V.M Russo ; B. Kindiger in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture *, Vol.31, n°1 ([01/01/2007])

Public ISBD [article]  inJournal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.31, n°1 [01/01/2007] . - p. 33-44 Titre : Vegetables and Grass Winter Covers in Rotation Type de document : Article Auteurs : V.M Russo ; B. Kindiger Année de publication : 2007 Article en page(s) : p. 33-44 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : [Motbis 2025] grande culture [Motbis 2025] légume [Motbis 2025] rotation des cultures Note de contenu : It may be that rotation of dispirit crops can allow for extended usage of cropland. Early and later maturing ryegrass varieties 'Shiwasuaoba' and 'Gulf' were planted as over-wintering covers. Controls consisted of a fall planted wheat species and bare soil. In the following spring the ryegrasses were clipped and the stubble left in place. The wheat was turned under. Biomass of the covers was determined. Sweet corn was planted using no-till techniques. Following harvest of sweet corn the stalks were tilled under and raised beds prepared. Bell pepper from transplants or cucumbers from seed were established. Harvests of the second vegetable crops occurred well before frost and the land was replanted to the ryegrasses or wheat or left bare. Yields from all crops were determined.Year affected results-yields of coverswere higher in 2004 than 2005 with wheat producing the most biomass. Sweet corn yield was not affected by treatment, bell pepper had higher yields in 2004, and cucumber had higher yields in 2005. Total combined yields of all components (covers, sweet corn and bell pepper or cucumber) were generally better on land with covers than on land without a cover. Three crops could be produced on the same land in a year. The ryegrass 'Shiwasuaoba' matures earlier than does 'Gulf' and can be used for forage or a seed harvest. The system allows for diversity of production and for maximization of land usage. [article] Vegetables and Grass Winter Covers in Rotation [Article] / V.M Russo ; B. Kindiger . - 2007 . - p. 33-44. Langues : Anglais (eng) in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.31, n°1 [01/01/2007] . - p. 33-44 Catégories : [Motbis 2025] grande culture [Motbis 2025] légume [Motbis 2025] rotation des cultures Note de contenu : It may be that rotation of dispirit crops can allow for extended usage of cropland. Early and later maturing ryegrass varieties 'Shiwasuaoba' and 'Gulf' were planted as over-wintering covers. Controls consisted of a fall planted wheat species and bare soil. In the following spring the ryegrasses were clipped and the stubble left in place. The wheat was turned under. Biomass of the covers was determined. Sweet corn was planted using no-till techniques. Following harvest of sweet corn the stalks were tilled under and raised beds prepared. Bell pepper from transplants or cucumbers from seed were established. Harvests of the second vegetable crops occurred well before frost and the land was replanted to the ryegrasses or wheat or left bare. Yields from all crops were determined.Year affected results-yields of coverswere higher in 2004 than 2005 with wheat producing the most biomass. Sweet corn yield was not affected by treatment, bell pepper had higher yields in 2004, and cucumber had higher yields in 2005. Total combined yields of all components (covers, sweet corn and bell pepper or cucumber) were generally better on land with covers than on land without a cover. Three crops could be produced on the same land in a year. The ryegrass 'Shiwasuaoba' matures earlier than does 'Gulf' and can be used for forage or a seed harvest. The system allows for diversity of production and for maximization of land usage.

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Volume 31, n°1 in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture *, Vol.31, n°1 ([01/01/2007])

Public ISBD [article]  inJournal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.31, n°1 [01/01/2007] Titre : Volume 31, n°1 Type de document : Article Année de publication : 2007 Langues : Français (fre) Note de contenu : Risks Perceived by Organic Grain Farmers in the Central USA Hikaru Hanawa Peterson, Terry L. Kastens & Kara L. Ross Pages: 5-19 Yield and Quality Enhancement of Marigold Flowers by Inoculation with Bacillus subtilis and Glomus fasciculatum Antonio Cárdenas Flores, Andrés Adolfo Estrada Luna & Víctor Olalde Portugal Pages: 21-31 Vegetables and Grass Winter Covers in Rotation V. M. Russo & B. Kindiger Pages: 33-44 Drift-Seaweed Evaluation for Fertilizer Use in Galiza (Northwest Spain): Tissue Elemental Characterization and Site-Sampling Differences Rubén Villares, Emilio Carral, Fátima Lorenzana & Elvira López Mosquera Pages: 45-60 Balancing Livestock with Grazing Capacity (BLGC): A New Approach in Sustainable Management of Rangelands in Iran Yousef Hedjazi Pages: 61-73 Effect of Farm Size on Sustainability of Beef Cattle Production Vecdi Demircan & Hayati Koknaroglu Pages: 75-87 Yields and Nutrient Use-Efficiency in Groundnut-Sunflower Cropping System in Punjab, India Milkha S. Aulakh & Ashok K. Garg Pages: 89-110 Economic Valuation of Aquatic Resources in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia Danilo C. Israel, Mahfuzuddin Ahmed, Elizabeth Petersen, Yeo Bee Hong & Hong Meen Chee Pages: 111-135 Karyotype and Ideogram Analyses of Four Wheatgrass Cultivars for Use in Perennial Wheat Breeding Kevin M. Murphy, Arron Carter, Robert S. Zemetra & Stephen S. Jones Pages: 137-149 Poultry Litter Induces Tillering in Rice Helen Belefant-Miller Pages: 151-160 [article] Volume 31, n°1 [Article] . - 2007. Langues : Français (fre) in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.31, n°1 [01/01/2007] Note de contenu : Risks Perceived by Organic Grain Farmers in the Central USA Hikaru Hanawa Peterson, Terry L. Kastens & Kara L. Ross Pages: 5-19 Yield and Quality Enhancement of Marigold Flowers by Inoculation with Bacillus subtilis and Glomus fasciculatum Antonio Cárdenas Flores, Andrés Adolfo Estrada Luna & Víctor Olalde Portugal Pages: 21-31 Vegetables and Grass Winter Covers in Rotation V. M. Russo & B. Kindiger Pages: 33-44 Drift-Seaweed Evaluation for Fertilizer Use in Galiza (Northwest Spain): Tissue Elemental Characterization and Site-Sampling Differences Rubén Villares, Emilio Carral, Fátima Lorenzana & Elvira López Mosquera Pages: 45-60 Balancing Livestock with Grazing Capacity (BLGC): A New Approach in Sustainable Management of Rangelands in Iran Yousef Hedjazi Pages: 61-73 Effect of Farm Size on Sustainability of Beef Cattle Production Vecdi Demircan & Hayati Koknaroglu Pages: 75-87 Yields and Nutrient Use-Efficiency in Groundnut-Sunflower Cropping System in Punjab, India Milkha S. Aulakh & Ashok K. Garg Pages: 89-110 Economic Valuation of Aquatic Resources in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia Danilo C. Israel, Mahfuzuddin Ahmed, Elizabeth Petersen, Yeo Bee Hong & Hong Meen Chee Pages: 111-135 Karyotype and Ideogram Analyses of Four Wheatgrass Cultivars for Use in Perennial Wheat Breeding Kevin M. Murphy, Arron Carter, Robert S. Zemetra & Stephen S. Jones Pages: 137-149 Poultry Litter Induces Tillering in Rice Helen Belefant-Miller Pages: 151-160

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