0
What else can I help you with?
What is other field crop?
Corn, cotton, potatos, wheat and other grains.
A crop grown primarily for sale rather than for the farmer own use is known as?
Cash Crop
What other important cash crop is grown in the southeast?
oranges and strawberries
Why is a business concerned with stakeholders other than the owners?
why is a business concerned with stakeholder other than the owner
What are mixed crop farms run by?
Mixed crop farms are typically run by farmers who cultivate a variety of crops alongside livestock. This integrated approach allows for diversification in production, enabling farmers to optimize land use and reduce risks associated with market fluctuations or crop failures. The combination of crops and livestock can also enhance soil fertility and sustainability through practices like crop rotation and manure application. Overall, mixed crop farms aim to create a balanced and resilient agricultural system.
What was the other main cash crop in North America other than rice and indigo?
corn
What is Mexico's most important grain crop?
its corn other wise knpown as maize
What is other field crop?
Corn, cotton, potatos, wheat and other grains.
What is a crop produced for sale?
Maize (corn) and most other vegetables.
What crop is grown on more acres than any other single crop on Earth?
Corn is the most widely grown crop on Earth, with more acres dedicated to its cultivation than any other single crop. It is used for a variety of purposes, including food for humans and animals, biofuels, and industrial products.
What crop is the major crop in Minnesota?
CORN
What is the blackfoot's crop?
Blackfoot's crop is corn.
What is the symbiotic relationship between corn smut fungus and the corn crop?
I think it is parasitism because corn smut is the disease on a corn crop caused by fungi and so, fungi is taking nourishment from the corn crop but damaging it at the same time (corn smut..).
Is growing corn good for the soil?
The mass production of corn without crop rotation has been disastrous from both the soil, its nutients and its inhabitants. Only the other hand if corn is used in crop rotation with other plants than it will be neither harmful or beneficial. However, corn plant residue (the part left behind after the farmer harvests) can improve both fertility and soil tilth (the structure of the soil) by adding organic matter back to the soil. Combined with good rotation practices, most farmers find corn to be a very beneficial crop.
What is the largest crop grown in the US?
Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Missouri produce most of the grain sorghum grown in this country.
Is corn a rabi crop or a kharif crop?
yes
What is the most important element for corn crops?
There is no "most important element" for corn. However, the nutrient which is most used up by the corn crop, and therefore costs the most for the the farmer to replace is nitrogen. No element is more important than any other because if any one nutrient, even a micronutrient, is completely missing, there will be no crop to harvest.
