Experiments With Fall-Sown Oats in the South (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Tennessee, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. South of these States in the Cotton Belt, oats when fall sown are grown more successfully than when spring sown. Fall-sown oats occasionally suffer severe winter injury even in this latter area, but the yields are so much superior on the average to the spring - sown crop that there is no question of relative values.

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