Crops

Cultivos de Florida

Agronomy

Agronomía

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Small, Ian M.

Matcham, Emma

Field Crops

Campos de cultivo

UF/IFAS has been working to identify advanced genotypes of Brassica carinata (carinata) that will be profitable for cultivation as an oilseed crop in the southeastern US. Its high oil content and favorable fatty acid profile make it suitable for the biofuel industry as a biojet fuel. A near relative of collard and mustard, a variety developed by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station in 1972 can be also be grown as a green leafy vegetable in Florida.

Carinata

Forage is defined as the edible part of a plant, other than the separated grain, that is generally above ground and that can provide feed for grazing animals or can be harvested for feeding.&nbsp;&nbsp;[NALT]

Forage

Forraje

Row Crops

Cultivos en hileras

Sugarcane is a tall-growing monocotyledonous crop that is cultivated in the tropical and subtropical regions of the world, primarily for its ability to store high concentrations of sucrose, or sugar, in the stem.

Sugarcane

Azúcar de caña

Saccharum

Sugar Cane

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The edible whole grains from plants, mostly in the grass family (Poaceae). Grain markets include soybeans as grains.

Narrower Topics

Carinata

Forage

Row Crops

Sugarcane

Grains

Plant fibers

Agronomic Pest Management

Publications

Water Use and Irrigation Management of Agronomic Crops

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Narrower Topics

Carinata

Forage

Row Crops

Sugarcane

Grains

Plant fibers

Agronomic Pest Management

Beneficial Field Crop Insects

Field Crop Management

Field Crop Pest Insects

Field Crop Weeds

Irrigation of Field Crops

Nematode Management in Field Crops

Weed Management in Field Crops

Publications

Water Use and Irrigation Management of Agronomic Crops

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