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Fertilization of range forage: Use of exploratory plots on range may indicate kind of fertilizer needed for optimum nutrition of forage plants

Jobst Conrad

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Range fertilization experimental plots gave greatly increased yields during the past season–without additional fertilizer since the unfavorable growing season of 1949.

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Range fertilization experimental plots gave greatly increased yields during the past season–without additional fertilizer since the unfavorable growing season of 1949.

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Range fertilization experimental plots gave greatly increased yields during the past season–without additional fertilizer since the unfavorable growing season of 1949.

Key concepts: Forage, Fertilizer, Human fertilization, Range (aeronautics), Agronomy, Environmental science, Biology, Engineering

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