Sentence examples for forage maize from inspiring English sources

"Wherever possible," it urged, "avoid growing forage maize on high and very high erosion risk areas".

Reclaimed water had shorter time for 50% male and female flowering of forage maize plants, indicating earlier maturity.

D'Hose et al. (2012) also confirmed that composted animal manure considerably increased dry matter yield of potatoes, fodder beets, forage maize and Brussels sprouts.

A ploughing tillage system with low organic input was assessed, for which the main crops were spring wheat, green pea, forage maize, along with cover crops of different legume and non-legume species.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Plant height of forage maize (cm) irrigated with three quantities of reclaimed water and fresh water with time Open image in new window Fig. 2 Growth rates (cm/day) represented in plant height of forage maize irrigated with fresh and reclaimed water and three quantities of irrigation water in 9 weeks.

Twelve forage maize (Zea mais) fields, with a history of badger damage, were selected from these farms and the test fence erected at six of them.

Five diets were evaluated, which contained 60% forage and 40% concentrate on dry matter basis using different forages: maize silage (CS); sugar cane in natura (SCIN); sugar cane silage (SCS0%); sugar cane silage treated with 0.4% calcium oxide (SCS0.4%) or 0.8% calcium oxide (SCS0.8%) on wet basis.

The riverine flats of the middle and lower reaches below Singleton are devoted to dairying and forage crops corn (maize), hay, and lucerne (alfalfa).

Beef cattle can utilize roughages of both low and high quality, including pasture forage, hay, silage, corn (maize) fodder, straw, and grain by-products.

Addition of enzymes from mesophilic or thermophilic sources to maize forage at ensiling increased the rate of acidification of the silages and improved in vitro degradation kinetics, suggesting an improvement in the nutritive quality.

In an additional study, both enzymes were added to maize forage (333.5 g DM/kg, 70.0, 469.8, 227.1 and 307.5 g/kg DM of CP, NDF, ADF and starch, respectively) at two levels each, normalized according to xylanase activity, and ensiled in 0.5 kg capacity laboratory minisilos.