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LAND PREPARATION: deciding how best to keep costs down

Daniells, Ian (1986-08-20)

Throughout this article I will be encouraging less tillage. There are three reasons for this. Firstly, tillage is costly. Secondly, soil structure often is sufficiently good for farming without tillage.

THE USE OF ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS AS A TOOL IN THE STUDY OF INTERCROP MOVEMENT BY ADULT HELIOTHIS.

Fitt, Gary P. (1986-08-20)

Heliothis spp. have two main attributes which give rise to their pest status and make them difficult to manage (see Fitt this volume).

What does the Spinning Industry require of our Cotton - at Home and Overseas

GALMES, R.M. (1986-08-20)

Like most other major manufacturing industries, cotton spinners in the western world have been constantly pressured by heavy competition from low wage costs countries.

LAND PREPARATION -A GROWERS VIEW.

Pickering, John (1986-08-20)

On many occasions, we saw some parts of our farm, produce this 3 bale yield, but not over a whole field. One corner ,or one side, or a top or bottom end, but not all over.

THE INFLUENCE OF THE OKRA-LEAF CHARACTER OF COTTON ON THE NUMBERS AND WITHIN-PLANT DISTRIBUTION OF HELIOTHIS EGGS.

Fitt, Gary P. (1986-08-20)

The development and release of SIOKRA, the new okra-leaf variety, has created considerable interest with respect to pest management.

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