Current crop models Dr Amy E. Young

Current crop models Dr Amy E. YoungThis book reviews the current range of crop models, the ways they explore the complex interplay between genetic, environmental and management (G x E x M) variables and how these can be optimised to create a more sustainable and resilient agriculture.

The chapter concludes with an outlook on expected future advancement in measuring

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and assessments of healthy soil

Yet their enormous contribution is not widely understood - and is often completely overlooked in economics textbooks

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and then focuses on the challenges of breeding sorghum for low soil P conditions