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Root depths of different grains
Matthew McCoul
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I'm looking for grains with the shallowest roots.
I'm looking for things with a depth of less than 2 feet, but a little more can work. Does anyone have a list of root depths? I'm in heavy clay.
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I highly recommend
Root Development of Field Crops
by John E. Weaver.
The book gives valuable information on the size/structure of the root systems of most cereal crops.
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