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Wheat in the Eastern United States

L. W. Briggle, L. P. Reitz, Briggle, L. W., Reitz, L. P.

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Excerpt from the report: This bulletin describes the wheat varieties suitable for growing in different areas and discusses suitable production methods and practices, such as early preparation of the soil, fertilization, and timely seeding to evade possible damage from the Hessian fly and winterkilling. Diseases and insects and their control also are discussed.

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Excerpt from the report: This bulletin describes the wheat varieties suitable for growing in different areas and discusses suitable production methods and practices, such as early preparation of the soil, fertilization, and timely seeding to evade possible damage from the Hessian fly and winterkilling. Diseases and insects and their control also are discussed.

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Excerpt from the report: This bulletin describes the wheat varieties suitable for growing in different areas and discusses suitable production methods and practices, such as early preparation of the soil, fertilization, and timely seeding to evade possible damage from the Hessian fly and winterkilling. Diseases and insects and their control also are discussed.

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