Development of Peanut and Other Crops Based on Planting Dates
Development of several major agronomic crops at Lewiston-Woodville in late August 2015 growing under irrigation and planted in strip tillage Grain sorghum planted in early and late-May and in late June following wheat
Grain sorghum planted in early and late-May and in late June following wheat
Grain sorghum planted in early and late-May and in late June following wheat
Grain sorghum planted in early and late-May and in late June following wheat
Corn planted in mid-April, mid-May and in late June following wheat
Corn planted in mid-April, mid-May and in late June following wheat
Corn planted in mid-April, mid-May and in late June following wheat
Corn planted in mid-April, mid-May and in late June following wheat
Corn planted in mid-April, mid-May and in late June following wheat
Corn planted in mid-April, mid-May and in late June following wheat
Peanut planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Peanut planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Peanut planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Soybean planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Soybean planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Soybean planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Cotton planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Cotton planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Cotton planted in early and late-May and in late-June following wheat
Article first appeared as North Carolina Peanut Note (PNNC-2015-124)