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Dickinson REC 1983 Annual Report

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Dickinson REC 1983 Annual Report

(Research Report, Dickinson REC, December 1983)

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Agronomy

Growing conditions

Agronomic procedure

Hard red spring wheat variety trials

Durum variety trials

Winter wheat variety trials

Oat variety trials

Barley variety trials

Winter rye variety trials

Corn variety trial – grain yields

Corn variety trial – silage yields

Grain sorghum variety trial

Sunflower variety trial

Safflower variety trial

Hard red winter wheat

Durum wheat

Early Oats

Midseason Oats

Station Oats

Great Plains barley

Western dry land spring barley

Western spring barley

Advanced two row barley

Minimum tillage trials

Fallow, recrop & continuous cropping for wheat production

Cropping systems trials

Livestock

Time of Feeding and its Effect on Time of Calving

Comparison of Rumensin and Bovatec

Value of Compudose Implants

Weaning Management

Trace Element Investigations

Vaccination of Pregnant Heifers with E. Coli

Comparison of Two Estrus Synchronization Methods

Estrus Synchronization and Calving Ease among First Calf Heifers

Use of Monensin Sodium in Rations Fed to Replacement Heifer Calves

Briefs of New Studies

Grassland

Complementary Rotation Grazing System

Native Range Fertilization

Alfalfa Inter-seeding

Alfalfa Variety Trial

Brome Variety Trial

Leafy Spurge Control

Shrub Reduction with Chemicals

Short-term Grazing Systems

Miscellaneous and Horticulture

Cutworm Pheromone Project

Summer Fallow Practices Demonstration

Woody Plant Material Field Evaluation

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