Determining optimum planting dates for pearl millet for two contrasting environments using a modelling approach

By C. T. Soler, N. Maman, Xianzhou Zhang, S. C. Mason, Gerrit Hoogenboom. Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2008

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Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Plant Science

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• The onset of the rainy season and farmers' sowing strategy for pearl millet cultivation in Southwest Niger (2011, background): “In traditional subsistence farming, pearl millet is always grown under rain-fed and low-intensity conditions with very limited use of mechanization and/or chemical fertilizers (Ingram et al., 2002; Amadou et al., 1999; Soler et al., 2008).”
• Use of the APSIM model in long term simulation to support decision making regarding nitrogen management for pearl millet in the Sahel (2010, methodology): “Later on, echter et al. (1991) and Fechter (1993) evaluated the SWATRER nd CERES-millet models for predicting water balance and yield. hornton et al. (1997) also used CERES-millet for early warning in urkina-Faso and Soler et al. (2008) used it for determining the ptimum millet planting dates.”