Soil Fertility Workshop
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Item The plant-soil complex with particular reference to Saskatchewan conditions(1965-02-12) Johnson, W.E.Item Soil testing in Saskatchewan present and future(1965-02-12) Rennie, D.A.Item The how and why of nitrogen(1965-02-12) Paul, E.A.Item Fertilizer placement for cereal grains(1965-02-12) Ukrainetz, H.Item The use of plant analyses for the determination of phosphorus requirements of wheat on summerfallowed land(1968-02-12) Zandstra, H.G.Item Procal field test trials(1968-02-12) Rennie, D.A.Item The effect of potash fertilization on crop yields(1968-02-12) Halstead, E.H.Item Stubble fertilizer trials, 1967(1968-02-12) Rice, W.A.Item Residual effects of fertilizer on native grass(1968-02-12) Read, D.W.L.Item The effect of rates of seeding, rates of fertilizer, and row spacing on the yield of wheat(1968-02-12) McIver, R.N.Item The importancee of large amounts of phosphate fertilizers as a means of pasture fertilization(1968-02-12) Zandstra, H.G.Item The evaluation of nitrogen fertilizers on an old stand of crested wheatgrass alfalfa(1968-02-12) Nuttall, W.F.Item Urea phosphates(1968-02-12) Rennie, D.A.Item Significance of root development to fertilizer use and research(1968-02-12) Johnson, W.E.Item Survey of micronutrients in Saskatchewan soils(1968-02-12) Stewart, J.W.B.Item Spring vs. fall application of nitrogen fertilizer(1968-02-12) Nuttall, W.F.Item Nitrogen rate studies(1968-02-12) Harapiak, J.T.Item Residual effects of phosphorus fertilizers(1968-02-12) Zandstra, H.G.Item The response of grain crops to fertilizer application with various cropping practices, Melfort, 1967(1968-02-12) Bowren, K.E.Item Uptake of soil and fertilizer phosphorus by nine varieties of wheat and nine varieties of barley(1968-02-12) Warder, F.G.Barley is frequently considered to be more responsive than is wheat to phosphatic fertilizer applied to prairie soils, which are deficient in plant available phosphorus. An opinion has also been expressed that there is a differential response between varieties, particularly among those of barley.