Investigations of alternative kale management: Production, regrowth and quality from different sowing and defoliation dates-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Investigations of alternative kale management: Production, regrowth and quality from different sowing and defoliation dates

Published:2007-01-01 Issue: Volume: Page:29-33
ISSN:1179-4577
Container-title:Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association
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Short-container-title:ProNZG

Author:

Brown H.E.,Maley S.,Wilson D.R.

Abstract

Gruner kale showed a linear increase (8.0 kg DM/ha per °Cd) in biomass with sowings on 1 October, 3 November and 1 December producing 23, 19 and 17 t DM/ha (respectively) by the 29 May. Regrowth following mid season defoliation was slow (5.3 kg DM/ha per °Cd) reducing total production (relative to undefoliated) by 7.5 and 5.5 t DM/ha for treatments defoliated on the 29 January and 14 March, respectively. Keyworks: defoliation, kale, quality, regrowth, sowing date, thermal time, yield

Publisher

New Zealand Grassland Association

Subject

General Medicine

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