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Title |
Author |
Year-Page |
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1972 INTRODUCTION |
Marble, V.L. |
43 |
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TIMING OF INSECTICIDE APPLICATIONS AGAINST THE EGYPTIAN ALFALFA WEEVIL: CONTROL AND EFFECTS ON NON-TARGET INSECTS |
Summers, C.G. and W. Cothran. |
72-01 |
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PROSPECT FOR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF ALFALFA WEEVILS IN CALIFORNIA |
van den Bosch, R. |
72-08 |
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EGYPTIAN ALFALFA WEEVIL CONTROL IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA |
Bowen, W.R. |
72-14 |
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PROGRESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ALFALFA VARIETIES WITH RESISTANCE TO THE EGYPTIAN ALFALFA WEEVIL |
Lehman, W.F. and E.H. Stanford |
72-23 |
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RESIDUES IN PERSPECTIVE |
Mull, R.L. |
72-28 |
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WEED AND WEEVIL CONTROL IN ALFALFA - SOME ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS |
Norris, R.F. |
72-31 |
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ALFALFA AND THE NEMATODES |
Johnson, D.E. |
72-37 |
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SOIL ENVIRONMENT AND ALFALFA NODULATION |
Munns, D.N. |
72-39 |
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OPTIMIZING ALFALFA PRODUCTION IN CALIFORNIA |
Marble, V.L. |
72-41 |
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ALFALFA HAY QUALITY: HOW MUCH IS IT WORTH TO DAIRYMEN? |
Bath, D.L. |
72-56 |
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CURRENT PRACTICES AND UTILIZATION OF ALFALFA CUBES |
Bris, E.J. |
72-64 |
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JAPANESE IMPORT REQUIREMENTS AND TREND ON CALIFORNIA ALFALFA HAY CUBES |
Kada, N. |
72-68 |
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EXPLORING ALFALFA PRODUCTS |
Hays, D. |
72-70 |
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN ALFALFA CUBING AND PACKAGING |
Hale, D.G. |
72-73 |
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PELLETIZING OF COARSE GROUND ALFALFA |
Morse, G.W. |
72-75 |
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN ALFALFA CUBING AND PACKAGING |
Payne, D.C. |
72-76 |
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COMPLETE RATION CUBING |
Dobie, J.B. |
72-77 |
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THE ADVANTAGES OF STATIONARY CUBING |
Hooper, A. |
72-80 |
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ALFALFA HARVESTING COSTS |
Parsons, P.S. |
72-81 |
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ALFALFA CUBING |
Curti, A. |
72-85 |
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CHALLENGES IN FIELD CUBING |
Lowery, D. |
72-90 |
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A HAY-PRODUCER, CUSTOM-CUBER'S EXPERIENCE WITH FIELD CURBING |
Neves, S. |
72-92 |
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CALIFORNIA PELLET MILL COMPANY AND THE CUBING INDUSTRY |
Jeranko, S.M. |
72-94 |
