Camelina, grain plantpop 42.997997 dmaxshoot 8 cbaflag 1 tgtyield 690 cbafact 1 cyrafact 1 hyldflag 0 hyldunits lbs/ac hyldwater 9 hyconfact 8930 idc 4 grf 0.9 ck 0.65 hui0 0.85 hmx 1.5240185 growdepth 0.02 rdmx 1.0149963 tbas 0 topt 21.111113 thudf 0 dtm 100 thum 1500 frsx1 -5 frsx2 -15 frsy1 0.0010 frsy2 0.1 verndel 0 bceff 41.58 a_lf 6.0E-4 b_lf 0.7149 c_lf 0.4297 d_lf -0.072 a_rp -0.0195 b_rp 0.995 c_rp 0.5077 d_rp 0.0849 a_ht 0.4293 b_ht -0.086 ssaa 3.14 ssab 1 sla 20.6 huie 0.05 transf 0 diammax 0.3 storeinit 5.5 mshoot 310 leafstem 0.111 fshoot 0.01 leaf2stor 0 stem2stor 0 stor2stor 0 rbc 2 standdk 0.0185 surfdk 0.0185 burieddk 0.0185 rootdk 0.0185 stemnodk 0.28 stemdia 0.0050 thrddys 17.1 covfact 5.227942 resevapa -1.20379 resevapb 0.604887 yield_coefficient 1.2853 residue_intercept 0.024210361137886976 regrow_location 0 noparam3 0.0 noparam2 0.0 noparam1 0.0 crop_notes Annual, broadleaf, grain production, suggest harvest oprn: Harvest, killing crop with percent standing stubble, crop_devnotes Archive: Plant population comes from James M. Krall and David D. Basltensperger. Rusle notes:Grown in Northern Plains, High quality oil seed crop. Yield is dryland. Camelina, spring planted for oil, seed or biodiesel. Based on data from NW Agr. Research Ctr., Creston, MT, 2005. tmg; 032307. Modified from vegetation record, Flax (lbs), Utah conditions based on 840 pound yield. 032607 DTL WEPS MAS 7/31/07 Residue yield ratio from RUSLE. Tested in Cascade Co. MT. with Wheat, spring-Camelina-Fallow, conv, CMZ 6. Crop factors adjusted for very cold growth for early planting date (march 15).