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    Field Crops For Interior Alaska

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    Author
    Higgins, F.L.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/2359
    Abstract
    Many requests for information regarding the best varieties of field crops for interior Alaska have been received by the Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations. Field crops have- been tested by the stations in the interior for a number of years. The purpose of this circular is to discuss briefly the history, characteristics, and field performance of varieties of grain, legumes, grasses, root crops, and potatoes that have been found to be best adapted to local conditions.
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    Introduction -- Grain crops -- Legumes -- Grasses -- Root crops -- Potatoes
    Date
    1933-05-31
    Publisher
    Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station
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