Sentence examples for soybean system from inspiring English sources

Carlson, who describes herself as "just hillbilly enough that farmers trust me," envisions a kind of small-grain renaissance that could begin to drive a powerful wedge into the commodity corn and soybean system.

There has been substantial research on the biogeochemical and climatic consequences of forest conversion to pasture in Amazonia, but less ecosystem-level research on the now-dominant soybean system and its consequences.

"The thing that's so completely elegant about improving the corn and soybean system by adding a small grain is that, if it's successful, it's a market-based solution," says Elizabeth Reaves, a senior program director at SFL. Companies need to think not just about the individual crops they buy, but about farming systems as a whole.

In the RoundupReady soybean system, the bacterial-dependent nitrogen fixation and/or assimilation can be reduced [33].

"The whole U.S. corn and soybean system is based on commodities," said Sano Shimoda, president of BioScience Securities, a biotech securities research firm.

The soybean system has many distinct advantages when compared with existing expression systems.

Our survey also found distinctions in the costs and benefits depending on the type of cash crop being produced, for example greater yield of cash crops attributed to the use of cover crops was more frequently reported for vegetable systems than for corn and soybean, while corn and soybean systems in particular were more likely to benefit from forage uses of cover crops (data not shown).

Results show that there was 15% more SOC in continuous corn than in continuous soybean, but all tillage treatments within continuous soybean systems showed little influence on SOC.

One weed species that had been well controlled with glyphosate in GR cotton and soybean systems is Amaranthus palmeri S. Wats., a dioecious plant that has spread from its origin in the southwestern United States and Mexico to become a major weed pest throughout the southeastern United States (Steckel 2007).

We conclude that weed interference in the soybean cropping system can be reduced by using organic amendments as nutrient sources.

The overall objective of this study was to determine the effectiveness of DWM in reducing nitrate losses from fields in a corn and soybean production system in east-central Illinois, as well as to investigate the fate of the retained water.