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    Pigeon pea climatic requirements

    Pigeon pea climatic requirements The pigeon pea is susceptible to frost damage at all stages of growth.. The most favourable temperature range is between 18-29°C (64-85°F).  For best seed yields bright sunshine is essential. excessive cloud or shade produces spindly growth and poor seed set. There are short day, day neutral and intermediate varieties in [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: October 19, 2018Categories: Pigeon peas0 Comments on Pigeon pea climatic requirementsTags: Climate
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    Green peas climatic requirements

    Climatic requirements for green peas Green peas are grown mostly by large scale contract farmers that sell the product to processors. The green pea Pisum sativum is a very well known and economically important vegetable crop in South Africa. The total area under production is about 10,000 ha. Most of the area is produced for freezing [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: April 29, 2018Categories: Peas0 Comments on Green peas climatic requirementsTags: Climate

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