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131. Wheat growers in central Great Plains use 3 main tillage methods; [by A. L. Hallsted].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1312

132. Wheat. Wheat in U. S. attacked by 3 smuts, 2 of them widely distributed; [by J. A. Faris].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1313

133. Wheat. Wheat loss from stinking smut can be reduced by disinfecting seed; [by R. W. Leukel].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1315

134. Wheat. Wheat strains resistant to flag smut afford best means of control; [by V. F. Tapke].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1316

135. Wheats bred for smut resistance combined with yield and quality; [by J. Allen Clark].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1317

136. [Date industry of U. S. is example of new, noncompetitive crop; by Walter T. Swingle.]

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1285

137. [Rubber plant hybrids of Madagascar species prove vigorous in U. S.; by Loren G. Polhamus.]

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1932.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1299

138. Apples. Spray residue removal [from apples and pears] by latest methods is economic benefit; [by H. C. Diehl].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1199

139. Austrian winter pea has superior value as green manure; [by Roland McKee].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1178

140. Azaleas introduced from Japan are suited to wide area in U. S.; [by B. Y. Morrison].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Plant Industry Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Plant Industry Bureau
Date:: [1931.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.10/a:1179

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