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1972 Alabama Grain Sorghum Performance Tests
1972 Alabama Grain Sorghum Performance TestsDavid H. Teem
Alabama Soybean Variety Tests 1971
ALABAMA SOYBEAN VARIETY TESTS 1971 Donald L. Thurlow
Performance of corn varieties in Alabama, 1971
Performance of Corn Varieties in Alabama, 1971David H. Teem
Alabama Cotton Variety Tests 1971
Wiley C. Johnson, Jr. Seasonal ConditionsEarly weather throughout the State was unusually cold and wet resulting in late planting, considerable replanting and often poor stands. The damage of a poor start was largely alleviated by near ideal conditions that prevailed...
1971 Alabama Grain Sorghum Performance Tests
1971 Alabama Grain Sorghum Performance TestsDavid H. Teem
1967-1968 small grain variety report
DAVID TEEM, Instructor of Agronomy and SoilsOAT, WHEAT, BARLEY, AND RYE varieties were tested during the 1967-68 season by the Auburn University Agricultural Experiment Station at 14 locations in the State. Since small grains are grown for both forage and grain...
Research for soybean producers 1967
Ti s p~publication was prepared by staff members of five subject matter departments of Auburn University Agricultural Experiment Station.
Small Grain Variety Tests in Alabama, 1945-1947
TH ROGERS, Associate. AgronomistDuring the 1946--47 season the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station tested a number of small grain varieties
EDIBLE SOYBEANS 1942
W. C. SHERMAN AND H. R. ALBRECHT
Small grain crops in Alabama 1931
R. Y. BAILEY AND J. L. SEAL INTEREST in small grain crops in Alabama is increasing due to the decline in the price of farm products, which emphasizes the need for producing feed and food crops at home. Cheap cotton and reduced purchasing power make it absolutely...
Results of cotton variety tests 1926-1929
H. B. TISDALE, Plant BreederandJ. T. WILLIAMSON, Associate Agronomist Eleven conclusive variety tests of cotton were conducted in different localities of North, Central, and South Alabama in 1929. The following tables give the results of these tests and the average...
Results of cotton variety tests in Alabama for the period 1925-1929, inclusive
H.B Tisdale & J.T Williamson During the cotton marketing season of 1930, a greatly increased interest in quality of cotton has been developed by farmers due to the dockage assessed against cotton with a staple below 7/8 inch in length. This stimulated interest has...
Results of cotton variety tests 1923
ByTHE DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMYThe purpose of this circular is to present briefly the hitherto unpublished results of cotton variety testsconducted by the Department of Agronomy of the Alabama Experiment Station. In an effort to determinethe best variety for the several...
Late planted variety tests of corn, 1919
LATE PLANTED VARIETY TESTS OF CORNByE. F. CAUTHEN
Soybeans in Alabama 1918
E.: 'F. GAUTHEN
Tests of varieties of corn at Auburn 1918
E. F. CAUTHEN Since 1906, fifty-four varieties of corn have been tested on the Station Farm. During this period amongthe four most .productive varieties-of each year, Hastings Prolific and Mosby each were included six times;Sanders and Alexander Prolific each five...
Variety tests of wheat 1918
E. F. CAUTHENOwing to the urgent need of wheat to meet the ,conditions that have grown out of the European War,the farmers of Alabama are advised to increase the wheat acreage-especially where the land is fairly welladapted to this important crop. They are advised to...
Growing peanuts in Alabama 1917
J. F. DUGGAR,E. F. CAUTHEN,J. T. WILLIAMSON,O. H. SELLERS. The average yield of unshelled peanuts obtained from regular variety tests, made in different parts ofthe State and covering a period of five years, ranged from 871 pounds of McGovern to 1244 pounds of...
Peanuts : tests of varieties and fertilizers 1917
J. F. DUGGAR, E. F. CAUTHEN, J. T. WILLIAMSON, 0. H. SELLERS SUMMARYThe average yield of unshelled peanuts obtained from regular variety tests, made in different parts ofthe State and covering a period of five years, ranged from 871 pounds of McGovern to 1244 pounds...
Wheat in Alabama 1914
J. F. DUGGAR AND E. F. CAUTHEN. SUMMARY.The most productive varieties of wheat as tested at the Alabama Experiment Station during the past sixteen years, have been the following, in order of rank: Alabama Blue Stem or Purple Straw, Red Wonder,Golden Chaff, Currell,...