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Measured crop performance. Part I, Corn hybrids. Part II, Corn silage. Part III, Grain sorghum. Part IV, Soybeans. 1978

John C. Rice, Edwin L. Jones, G. C. Oliver, A. R. Adams

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It is hoped that the organization of this bulletin will provide data to those interested in the various crops in a complete form which is readily available.The large number of hybrids and varieties available for planting within this state makes it mandatory that information be available to seedsmen, growers and agricultural workers so that easy and objective comparisons can be made.Entries from both public and private breeding programs are included and replicated experiments with the entries are located within production areas of the state.

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It is hoped that the organization of this bulletin will provide data to those interested in the various crops in a complete form which is readily available.The large number of hybrids and varieties available for planting within this state makes it mandatory that information be available to seedsmen, growers and agricultural workers so that easy and objective comparisons can be made.Entries from both public and private breeding programs are included and replicated experiments with the entries are located within production areas of the state.

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It is hoped that the organization of this bulletin will provide data to those interested in the various crops in a complete form which is readily available.The large number of hybrids and varieties available for planting within this state makes it mandatory that information be available to seedsmen, growers and agricultural workers so that easy and objective comparisons can be made.Entries from both public and private breeding programs are included and replicated experiments with the entries are located within production areas of the state.

Key concepts: Sorghum, Silage, Agronomy, Hybrid, Crop, Zea mays, Biology, Mathematics

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