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Home » Nitrogen, irrigation management for sorghum in S.C.
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Nitrogen, irrigation management for sorghum in S.C.

Sorghum is a drought-tolerant crop suitable for growing in state

PUBLISHED ON May 2, 2021

Sorghum is a drought-tolerant crop suitable for growing in South Carolina. Although it can survive well under adverse conditions, nitrogen (N) insufficiency and water stress can reduce sorghum grain yield. (photo by Michele Dorsey Walfred, creative commons/flickr.com)

CLEMSON, S.C. — Sorghum is a drought-tolerant crop suitable for growing in South Carolina. Although it can survive well under adverse conditions, nitrogen (N) insufficiency and water stress can reduce sorghum grain yield. This publication summarizes how the negative impacts of water stress and N insufficiency can be mitigated with supplemental irrigation (SI) and N fertilization.

Potential shifts in precipitation patterns due to climate change could alter how crops fulfill water requirements, reduce water availability and crop productivity, and increase the costs of water access across the agricultural landscape. Adopting alternative crops with lower water requirements and increased crop yield per unit of water applied is important for agricultural sustainability …

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–Clemson Land-Grant Press

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