Farmers' Bulletin, Issues 1251-1275U.S. Government Printing Office, 1924 - Agriculture |
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... become seedsmen , and most of those who have tried to become such have not been very successful . The best way for a canner to insure himself of a satisfactory seed supply would be to buy from reputable seedsmen on the basis of the ...
... become seedsmen , and most of those who have tried to become such have not been very successful . The best way for a canner to insure himself of a satisfactory seed supply would be to buy from reputable seedsmen on the basis of the ...
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... become accus- tomed to it . It is probable that this quality would not long remain a serious draw- back to the growing of the grass , as abundant experience proves it to be palatable and high- ly nutritious . Tall meadow oat- grass ...
... become accus- tomed to it . It is probable that this quality would not long remain a serious draw- back to the growing of the grass , as abundant experience proves it to be palatable and high- ly nutritious . Tall meadow oat- grass ...
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... become abundant . They are not known to be carried with the seed . In the newer sections peas are often grown several years before any of the root diseases develop to such an extent that there is any conspicuous decrease in the yield of ...
... become abundant . They are not known to be carried with the seed . In the newer sections peas are often grown several years before any of the root diseases develop to such an extent that there is any conspicuous decrease in the yield of ...
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... become troublesome they can readily be controlled by crop rotation . The diseases that cause decay of the plant below ground at the base of the stem or on the root may also be controlled by crop rotation , though not so readily , since ...
... become troublesome they can readily be controlled by crop rotation . The diseases that cause decay of the plant below ground at the base of the stem or on the root may also be controlled by crop rotation , though not so readily , since ...
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... become an enemy , sometimes eating away the heartwood and thus weakening the tree , as well as destroying the value of the affected wood . The best protection is to keep out all fires , and cut and utilize trees as soon as they show the ...
... become an enemy , sometimes eating away the heartwood and thus weakening the tree , as well as destroying the value of the affected wood . The best protection is to keep out all fires , and cut and utilize trees as soon as they show the ...
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