Effects of Frequency of Irrigation on Dry-Season Furrow-Irrigated Maize and Peanut Production in the Rice-Growing Lowlands of the Lower Mekong Basin

Incorporation of dry-season crops in the lowland production systems of the Lower Mekong Basin (LMB) may provide local smallholder farmers the opportunity to increase household cash income through diversification. However, water availability and lowland rice-growing soil characteristics often limit t...

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Published in:	Agriculture (Basel) Vol. 9; no. 6; p. 128
Main Authors:	Ballester, Carlos, Vote, Camilla, Hornbuckle, John, Inthavong, Thavone, Lim, Vanndy, Oeurng, Chantha, Quayle, Wendy, Seng, Vang, Sengxua, Pheng, Sihathep, Vorachith, Touch, Veasna, Eberbach, Philip
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	MDPI AG 01.06.2019
Subjects:	aboveground biomass Arachis hypogaea basins Cambodia canopy corn crop production crop rotation crops dry season farmers fertilizer rates furrow irrigation furrows income irrigation irrigation scheduling Laos lowlands Mekong River non-rice dry-season cropping peanuts production technology rice soil amendments soil matric potential soil water distribution water productivity wet season Zea mays Cambodia Laos Mekong River
ISSN:	2077-0472, 2077-0472
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