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An Evaluation of the Plow‐Plant Method of Corn Planting1

D. S. Fanning, N. C. Brady

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Synopsis Compared to the conventional tillage and planting procedure, the plow‐plant method of corn planting proved superior under cool and wet conditions and inferior under drier conditions and on a cloddy soil.

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Synopsis Compared to the conventional tillage and planting procedure, the plow‐plant method of corn planting proved superior under cool and wet conditions and inferior under drier conditions and on a cloddy soil.

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Synopsis Compared to the conventional tillage and planting procedure, the plow‐plant method of corn planting proved superior under cool and wet conditions and inferior under drier conditions and on a cloddy soil.

Key concepts: Sowing, Plough, Agronomy, Tillage, Mathematics, Environmental science, Biology

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