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Articles 61 - 63 of 63
Full-Text Articles in Sheep and Goat Science
Oestrogen Free Subterranean Clovers : Their Development And Prospects, C M. Francis
Oestrogen Free Subterranean Clovers : Their Development And Prospects, C M. Francis
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
SELDOM have plants received more publicity than the "oestrogen free" subterranean clovers developed by the University of Western Australia's Institute of Agriculture.
The production of oestrogen free clovers has attracted great popular interest, particularly among farmers in the southern sheep raising districts.
Ua37/46 Scrapbook, Charles Taylor
Ua37/46 Scrapbook, Charles Taylor
Faculty/Staff Personal Papers
Scrapbook created by Ella Taylor to commemorate the life of her husband Charles Taylor. Charles Leland Taylor came to WKU as an professor of Agriculture in 1923 and served as department head from 1943-1958. He served in many agricultural roles through the state of Kentucky.
Stocking Rate And Rate Of Superphosphate In A Higher Rainfall Area, P P. Mann, B. J. Gorddard, R. N. Glencross, E. N. Fitzpatrick
Stocking Rate And Rate Of Superphosphate In A Higher Rainfall Area, P P. Mann, B. J. Gorddard, R. N. Glencross, E. N. Fitzpatrick
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
In its virgin state the area carried a forest association of red-gum and jarrah, and the soils are typical of large areas in the south-west of Western Australia.
These gravelly soils have a high requirement for phosphate during their first years under pasture, and this trial was designed to investigate the relationship between rate of phosphate, stocking rate and pasture production over a number of seasons.