Spring Wheat for Illinois
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2 bushels per acre and ranked second in the value of the crop. Sixty Day oats ranked third, and Illinois No. 1, fourth.
TABLE 5. URBANA: YIELD AND VALCTE OF SPRING WHEAT AS COMPARED WITH TURKEY RED WINTER WHEAT, SIXTY DAY OATS, AND ODERBRUCKER BARLEY Variety Four-year average, 1915-1918 Bushels per acre Value per acre Illinois No. 1 29. 3 24. 6 24. 4 21. 4 44. 6 78. 5 57. 2 $27. 04 22. 70 22. 52 19. 75 41. 16 29. 67 34. 43 Durum Marquis Red Fife Turkey Red (winter) Sixty Day oats Oderbrucker ba...rley The spring grains were grown in a four-year rotation of clover or soybeans, corn, corn, and spring cereals. The Turkey Eed winter wheat was grown in a four-year rotation of clover, wheat, corn, and oats. The comparison is not entirely fair for the spring cereals, since in. The rotation in which they are grown they are removed as far as the system will permit from the legume crop, while the winter wheat immediately follows the legume crop. There is also some difference in type of soil composing the fields devoted to the two rotations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 bushels per acre and ranked second in the value of the crop. Sixty Day oats ranked third, and Illinois No. 1, fourth.
TABLE 5. URBANA: YIELD AND VALCTE OF SPRING WHEAT AS COMPARED WITH TURKEY RED WINTER WHEAT, SIXTY DAY OATS, AND ODERBRUCKER BARLEY Variety Four-year average, 1915-1918 Bushels per acre Value per acre Illinois No. 1 29. 3 24. 6 24. 4 21. 4 44. 6 78. 5 57. 2 $27. 04 22. 70 22. 52 19. 75 41. 16 29. 67 34. 43 Durum Marquis Red Fife Turkey Red (winter) Sixty Day oats Oderbrucker ba...rley The spring grains were grown in a four-year rotation of clover or soybeans, corn, corn, and spring cereals. The Turkey Eed winter wheat was grown in a four-year rotation of clover, wheat, corn, and oats. The comparison is not entirely fair for the spring cereals, since in. The rotation in which they are grown they are removed as far as the system will permit from the legume crop, while the winter wheat immediately follows the legume crop. There is also some difference in type of soil composing the fields devoted to the two rotations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W L William Leonidas Burlison to read onlineMoreLess
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