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Soil Strength and Seedling Emergence Relations. I. Soil Type, Moisture Tension, Temperature, and Planting Depth Effects¹

Synopsis: In laboratory studies, the relation between soil strength and grain sorghum emergence was established for 6 soils. Soil moisture tension, planting depth and plant species affected the emergencea t specified soil strengths. Soil temperaturea ffected the rate of sorghum emergence but not the relation between soil strength and final emergence.

² Agricultural Research Technician and Research Soil Scientist, USDA, Bushland, Texas.

Received for publication September 24, 1964.

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