Farm Practices in Grain Farming in North Dakota (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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NO apparent difference in yields is seen between spring plowing and fall plowing, but fall plowing-has an advantage in giving a better distribution Of labor and making it possible to sow grain earlier In the spring.

Stubbling -1n is almost invariably unprofitable. This practice Of sowing grain without plowing, after merely. Disking the land, tends to lower yields and to encourage the spread Of weeds and other pests.

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