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Why Not Grow More Wheat In The South
F H Jeter argues Southern farmers should expand wheat planting to boost self sufficiency. He cites soil fertility fall planting rye as cover, crop rotation with cowpeas and sorghum, benefits of fertile soil, quality seed, and timely fertilization to improve yields and reduce weather risks. He notes the crop fits in with winter tasks and supports livestock needs. He stresses market stability and self reliance.
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F. H. Jeter
Southern’ Soil Improvement Committee
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