ancient warfare 2 crop farm does it harvest modded plants

When planting the last week of April, mortality was 25 to 35 percent and decreased 10 to 15 percent by planting in early June (Figure 1). Planting 175,000 seeds per acre increased final plant populations equally but did not increase yield. When the seeding rate was 125,000 seeds per acre the final populations were 108,000 and 96,000 plants per acre at harvest for 15' and 30' rows, respectively. Plant mortality (% reduction in harvest population compared to seeding rate) was 9.1 percent greater in 30' rows compared to 15' rows averaged across four seeding rates. Planting 75,000 seeds per acre is too risky and will often not give the maximum attainable yield. Planting 225,000 seeds per acre is not cost effective. In extension studies, seeding rates used are typically between 75,000 and 225,000 seeds per acre. Since 2003, Iowa State University Extension researchers have conducted more than two dozen experiments with the checkoff and the Iowa Soybean Association at multiple locations across Iowa.

An important question that is often asked is, 'how many seeds need to be planted to attain this final stand at harvest?' In a perfect world, the relationship would be 1:1, indicating that every seed planted would correspond to a plant at harvest. In last week's article, Soybean seeding rates: The balance between cost and yield, the case was made that 100,000 plants per acre at harvest was sufficient to reach both full yield potential and economic return.

Ancient warfare 2 crop farm does it harvest modded plants