Crops, including paddy, groundnut and maize, in the coastal districts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh are likely to be damaged.
For most poor Zimbabweans, the only hedge against inflation is to plant maize in the back yard and hope they can harvest it before their landlord evicts them.
Livestock farming is dominant, but wheat, rye, and oats are grown in the Klagenfurt basin and the Lavanttal; corn (maize) in the Gailtal; and fruit along the lakeshores.
On the level of vocabulary, examples of dialectal differences include American English subway, contrasting with British English underground; and corn, which means "maize" in the United States, Canada, and Australia, "wheat" in England, and "oats" in Scotland.
NARRAGANSETT, R.I. — Long before this town existed, there were Indians of that name who lived, camped, hunted, fished and grew maize in the woods and fields along the shoreline.
High prices of cereals such as sorghum and maize in the region are the result of a combination of factors, including drought, reduced secondary season harvests this year and high fuel prices that have driven up transport costs, said the FAO.
Two field experiments were conducted with soybean and three with maize in the summer cropping season of 2011/2012.
The chapter discusses the application of the framework by studying genetic improvement of maize in the US Corn Belt.
Soils with potentials below 12 t/ha are only few. Figure 3 Biomass potentials for maize in the region of Hannover (climatic period 1991 to 2007).
Indeed, teosinte was originally classified in the genus Euchlaena rather than with maize in the genus Zea (Buckler and Stevens 2006; Emshwiller 2006).
The findings of this study show that nicosulfuron is a suitable postemergence herbicide for speargrass control in maize in the moist savannah of Nigeria.
