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    Oats and Barley growing and storing grain in Alaska's Matanuska and Tanana valleys, 1957-1958

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    Branton, C. Ivan
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    Abstract
    Plant before June 1 for best yields and quality, and to improve chances for a September harvest. Control weeds to improve acre yields, to utilize fertilizer efficiently, and to reduce storage problems caused by wet weed seed. Do not rely on field drying grain to a safe storage moisture content. Have some means of artificial drying ready at harvest time. Plan on September harvest to utilize the best chance of favorable field drying conditions, and to reduce shattering losses.
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    Plantings and yields -- Sampling -- Planting dates -- Weeds -- Acre yields -- Moisture and harvest -- Drying costs -- Crude protein
    Date
    1959-12
    Source
    Mimeo Circular
    Publisher
    Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station
    Type
    Technical Report
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