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Wheat Variety DemonstrationsTickes, Barry 09 1900 (has links)
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Winter Annual Weed Control in Alfalfa, McDonald Farm, WelltonTickes, Barry, Heathman, Stanley 09 1900 (has links)
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Winter Annual Weed Control in Alfalfa, Bob Talley Farm, Parker ValleyHeathman, Stanley, Tickes, Barry 09 1900 (has links)
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Improved Alt Tolerance in Alfalfa: Past Success and Prospects for the FutureSmith, Steve, Dobrenz, Albert 09 1900 (has links)
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Progress Report: Alfalfa Varieties and Experimentals Yield Evaluation Planted at Maricopa Agricultural Center, October 1, 1984Thompson, Rex, Bobula, Jamie 09 1900 (has links)
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Alfalfa Variety Demonstration Safford Agricultural Center, 1985Cluff, Ronald, Parsons, David, Thatcher, Max, Clark, Lee 09 1900 (has links)
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Nutrient Composition of Large Leaflet AlfalfaDobrenz, Albert, Whiting, Frank, Brown, Bill 09 1900 (has links)
A large leaflet alfalfa was developed with five cycles of recurrent selection. This new germplasm was compared to the original population 'Hayden' for nutrient composition. Crude protein, lignin, cell solubles, hemicellulose and neutral detergent fiber were not significantly different among the cycles and the original population of alfalfa at the June and July harvests. Ether extract (lipid) did drop considerably in plants of the first two cycles, but was not different in plants from Hayden in cycle five at the first harvest. Selection for large leaflets has not significantly changed the nutrient composition components after five cycles of recurrent selection.
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The Stateus of Stem Nematodes in Arizona Alfalfa in 1985-86Nigh, Edward Jr., Dawson, Lester 09 1900 (has links)
Alfalfa stem nematodes have become a more serious pest since the advent of non -dormant alfalfa. Their distribution has increased and their period of feeding activity has been prolonged. A state survey has been conducted to determine the presence of the nematode in the principal alfalfa- growing areas of the state. The population dynamics were followed during the 1985-86 growing season. Alfalfa samples, including stems and crowns, were taken from selected fields in each geographic area and the nematodes were extracted. Populations from the samples determined the fields infested and the periods of feeding and reproduction. More than one -half of the fields sampled in the Salt River Valley were infested with the nematode and new infestations were found in Yuma County. Warm weather from October through the winter permitted nematode activity, causing serious stand decline. This pest is becoming more widely distributed and more economically important to alfalfa growers in Arizona.
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Alfalfa Hay Quality and Dairy NutritionZaugg, Ned 09 1900 (has links)
Alfalfa may be harvested and used as green feed, pellets, haylage, cubes, hays or matured for seed. The value of the product is determined in part by the yield, costs of production, demand and end usage. The high nutrient composition makes this feed a major component of balanced rations. However, its quality is highly variable from production through harvest, storage and feeding.
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Comparison of Preservatives of Alfalfa HayAlhadhrami, Ghaleb Ali, Harper, John, Huber, Tal, Higgenbotham, Gerry 09 1900 (has links)
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