Titre de série :	Samaru Research bulletin
Titre :	Wheat cultivation and research in Nigeria
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Andrews, D. J.
Mention d'édition :	Institute for Agricultural Research, Samaru/Ahmadu Bello University
Editeur :	Institute for Agricultural Research, Samaru/Ahmadu Bello University
Année de publication :	1970
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-03014
Note générale :	The location in the north of Nigeria which have been developed since 1960 to grow wheat under irrigation in the dry season are indicated and the method of cultivation described. Farmers obtain yields of between 1,200 to 1,800 1b of grain/acre (1,345 - 2,018 kg/ha). The problems which have been investigated and are reported here include variety assessment, fertiliser response, date of planting, and the disease situation. A larger number of varieties have been screened and two have been recommended in place of the local variety.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Système de culture  Irrigation  Alimentation en eau  Fertilité  Sélection variétale
Index. décimale :	631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation
Résumé :	The location in the north of Nigeria which have been developed since 1960 to grow wheat under irrigation in the dry season are indicated and the method of cultivation described. Farmers obtain yields of between 1,200 to 1,800 1b of grain/acre (1,345 - 2,018 kg/ha). The problems which have been investigated and are reported here include variety assessment, fertiliser response, date of planting, and the disease situation. A larger number of varieties have been screened and two have been recommended in place of the local variety.
Note de contenu :	The location in the north of Nigeria which have been developed since 1960 to grow wheat under irrigation in the dry season are indicated and the method of cultivation described. Farmers obtain yields of between 1,200 to 1,800 1b of grain/acre (1,345 - 2,018 kg/ha). The problems which have been investigated and are reported here include variety assessment, fertiliser response, date of planting, and the disease situation. A larger number of varieties have been screened and two have been recommended in place of the local variety.

Samaru Research bulletin. Wheat cultivation and research in Nigeria [texte imprimé] / Andrews, D. J.  . -  Institute for Agricultural Research, Samaru/Ahmadu Bello University . - Institute for Agricultural Research, Samaru/Ahmadu Bello University, 1970.
ISSN : CI-03014
The location in the north of Nigeria which have been developed since 1960 to grow wheat under irrigation in the dry season are indicated and the method of cultivation described. Farmers obtain yields of between 1,200 to 1,800 1b of grain/acre (1,345 - 2,018 kg/ha). The problems which have been investigated and are reported here include variety assessment, fertiliser response, date of planting, and the disease situation. A larger number of varieties have been screened and two have been recommended in place of the local variety.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Système de culture  Irrigation  Alimentation en eau  Fertilité  Sélection variétale
Index. décimale :	631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation
Résumé :	The location in the north of Nigeria which have been developed since 1960 to grow wheat under irrigation in the dry season are indicated and the method of cultivation described. Farmers obtain yields of between 1,200 to 1,800 1b of grain/acre (1,345 - 2,018 kg/ha). The problems which have been investigated and are reported here include variety assessment, fertiliser response, date of planting, and the disease situation. A larger number of varieties have been screened and two have been recommended in place of the local variety.
Note de contenu :	The location in the north of Nigeria which have been developed since 1960 to grow wheat under irrigation in the dry season are indicated and the method of cultivation described. Farmers obtain yields of between 1,200 to 1,800 1b of grain/acre (1,345 - 2,018 kg/ha). The problems which have been investigated and are reported here include variety assessment, fertiliser response, date of planting, and the disease situation. A larger number of varieties have been screened and two have been recommended in place of the local variety.