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Date: 2012-02-28 15:45:58 Biology Agriculture Land management Mimosoideae Agronomy Agricultural machinery Plant reproduction Forages Desmanthus Seedbed No-till farming Sowing		Microsoft Word - BundleflowerPlantingProtocol7-29-05Word.doc Add to Reading List Source URL: forages.tamu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 14,23 KB Share Document on Facebook

	covered with a light layer of soil. Seed boxes and seedbed should be sprayed where possible with soil acting pesticides to help control cutworms, mole - cricket and other soil borne pests. NB: smaller seeds need shallowe DocID: 1v4uo - View Document
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	Preparing the Spring Vegetable Bed Nichelle Demorest, Extension Agent If you’re thinking about growing a spring vegetable garden this year, why not take advantage of this wonderful weather and get your beds prepared? DocID: 1rkaq - View Document
	Introduction Asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.) is a perennial crop that can remain commercially productive foryears. The plant is composed of ferns, a crown, and the root system. Growing conditions that favor h DocID: 1qDtJ - View Document
	2.Blight The disease is caused by a fungus which causes severe damage during continuous rainfall seasons. This disease occurs throughout the life cycle of Finger millet and may infect all parts of the plant. Symptoms app DocID: 1qkNY - View Document