Grass-legume band seeding: Plant counts compare broadcasting of forage seed mixture and drilling with placed fertilizer after control burn on range

Walker, C; Kay, B

Grass-legume band seeding: Plant counts compare broadcasting of forage seed mixture and drilling with placed fertilizer after control burn on range

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C. F. Walker, University of California

B. L. Kay, University of California

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California Agriculture 9(11):15-16.

Published November 01, 1955

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Abstract

Establishment of productive legumes and grasses has been a primary goal in an experiment in band seeding forage plants on control burned land in the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County.

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Farm Advisors, San Diego County, University of California, and personnel of the U. S. Forest Service, Cleveland National Forest, assisted in the studies reported here.

Grass-legume band seeding: Plant counts compare broadcasting of forage seed mixture and drilling with placed fertilizer after control burn on range

C. F. Walker, B. L. Kay