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Nebraska, USA - Hybrid-maize adds new features, improves water stress component
Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
November 1, 2013
Source: CropWatch
Intermittent water stress and severe drought can limit corn yields in the Corn Belt and in many other parts of the world where corn is grown under rainfed conditions. Producers, crop consultants, crop insurance providers, and policy makers need robust tools to estimate and quantify the impacts of water stress and drought on crop yield and to devise strategies for mitigation. Crop simulation models provide a powerful tool for these purposes.
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