I have some experience in seed quality testing, irrigation modeling, and other cultural practices related a production of some crops: barley, triticale, rye, Sudan grass, alfalfa, sweet corn, forage sorghum, and silage corn. I would like to document practical outputs into an academic book including: hybrids, seeding rates, soil conditions, planting dates, planting depth, tillage, irrigation modeling, fertilization, and crop rotations. are those enough to produce an academic book in my region ?
i believe that every scientific result is able to published, but a book on your region that will limit the users of you future document so try to consolidate your results by other results reveled in region that similar
good chance
Sir, I think all the work that you have done is valuable & can be documented & published. Each publication is unique, and your practical experience will be of greater value than secondary information. So go ahead & publish. Best Wishes.
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