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Improvement 29 III. Natural Environment 47 IV. Cultivation 58 V. Harvesting 73 VI.
Yield and Cost of Production 100 VII. Crop Rotation and Irrigation 108 VIII.
Fertilizers 124 IX. Diseases 148 X. Insect Enemies 170 /XL Transportation 188 —
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Improvement 29 III. Natural Environment 47 IV. Cultivation 58 V. Harvesting 73 VI.
Yield and Cost of Production 100 VII. Crop Rotation and Irrigation 108 VIII.
Fertilizers 124 IX. Diseases 148 X. Insect Enemies 170 /XL Transportation 188 —
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While wheat has been found growing apparently wild, the doubt always seems to
remain that it may have simply escaped from cultivation. However, the belief that
wheat once grew wild in the Euphrates and Tigris valleys, and spread from ...
While wheat has been found growing apparently wild, the doubt always seems to
remain that it may have simply escaped from cultivation. However, the belief that
wheat once grew wild in the Euphrates and Tigris valleys, and spread from ...
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The Swiss of the neolithic period cultivated four distinct species of wheat. Wheat
seems to have been cultivated in China 3,000 years B. C, and was a chief crop in
ancient Egypt and Palestine. The Bible first mentions wheat in Genesis, Chap.
The Swiss of the neolithic period cultivated four distinct species of wheat. Wheat
seems to have been cultivated in China 3,000 years B. C, and was a chief crop in
ancient Egypt and Palestine. The Bible first mentions wheat in Genesis, Chap.
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... (2) The same species better grown and developed ; (3) Trlticum spetta, the
cultivated spelt of Europe ; (4) Tritintm Polonteum, Polish wheat or giant rye ; (6)
Head of Nebraska wheat. While this is an Instructive comparison, it Is very ...
... (2) The same species better grown and developed ; (3) Trlticum spetta, the
cultivated spelt of Europe ; (4) Tritintm Polonteum, Polish wheat or giant rye ; (6)
Head of Nebraska wheat. While this is an Instructive comparison, it Is very ...
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... of wheat production moved west about 680 miles and north about 99 miles.
Latitudinal. — As European peoples and their descendants are meeting the
demands of increasing population by continually subjecting to cultivation land of
colder ...
... of wheat production moved west about 680 miles and north about 99 miles.
Latitudinal. — As European peoples and their descendants are meeting the
demands of increasing population by continually subjecting to cultivation land of
colder ...
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| Título | The Book of Wheat: An Economic History and Practical Manual of the Wheat Industry |
| Autor | Peter Tracy Dondlinger |
| Editor | Orange Judd, 1908 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 22 Abr. 2008 |
| Largo | 369 páginas |
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