crop initiation
[/krɑp ɪˈnɪʃieɪʃən/]
nounpl: crop initiations
iniciação da colheita
1. The beginning stage of crop development when a plant starts to form reproductive structures (flowers, seeds, or harvestable parts) in response to environmental conditions or management practices
Crop initiation in wheat occurs when day length reaches a critical threshold in spring.
A iniciação da colheita no trigo ocorre quando o comprimento do dia atinge um limiar crítico na primavera.
2. The process of establishing or beginning cultivation of a new agricultural crop in a field or farming operation
Proper soil preparation is essential for successful crop initiation.
A preparação adequada do solo é essencial para a iniciação bem-sucedida da colheita.
This is a specialized agricultural and horticultural term widely used by farmers, agronomists, and botanists in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazil, crop initiation timing is particularly critical for major crops like sugarcane, coffee, and soybeans, where understanding the environmental triggers for reproductive development is essential for maximizing yield and quality. The term reflects modern agricultural science practices.
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