Effect of Planting Dates on Yield and Other Agronomic Traits of Dry Bean

An important production component of yield of dry edible beans is date of planting. The objective of the study reviewed was to determine the effect of planting dates on yield and other agronomic traits of pinto and navy beans

Nodak, An Early Maturing Pinto Bean Cultivar

The article gives a background and description of the early maturing pinto bean cultivar, Nodak. 'Foundation' Nodak seed was allocated to North Dakota seed producers in 1984 for certified seed production

Performance of Different Bean Classes And Types in North Dakota

Several classes of dry edible beans appear to be adapted in North Dakota. Yields and maturity ranges of new potential classes have been comparable to the classes presently being grown and have potential for production in North Dakota

Influence of Planting Date on Canola and Crambe Production

The increase in interest of alternative sources for both edible and industrial usages spurred interest in the growth of new oilseed crops in North Dakota. canola and crambe were cited as having greatest potential to meet this perceived demand.Canola would be for human consumption while crambe for industrial applications. Determining the optimal planting time would allow for the fullest growth and maturation of these plants before harsher summer weather set in. Findings of studies performed were that early plantings of canola and crambe increased yield. a planting time frame for each would be May 1st to the 15th. Crambe and canola are very well adapted crops to be grown in North Dakota