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Wisconsin farmers tackle hard seed germination problem
Special to The Northeasters reports at the Wisconsin College of Agriculture research under A L Stone and David Schmidt. The study shows alfalfa and red clover seeds resist germination due to hard seed coats, varying by lot. Scarification and brief live steam trials improve germination. trials involve frost, thaw cycles, and planting timing to reduce seed loss. A broader program trains vocational agriculture teachers to bring practical, on‑farm experience to classrooms.
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Seho Crows
Wisconsin Coltese of Agriculture
David Schmidt
New Jersey State College
A. L. Stone
American Seed Trade Association
Grass Seed Dealers’ Association
National Research Council
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Schmidt
Tn Schmitt
Ducer Schmidt Kopas
Oregon
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Wisconsin
Reallaine
Department of Agricultural Education
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
C. H. Bon Sark
Wisconsin Allege of
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Madison
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