Fertilizer Use in Range Grazing Explored by NMSU Expert
New Mexico State University range scientist Dr. Gary Donart outlines strategies to stretch fertilizer profits by fertilizing inaccessible land to encourage cattle grazing, evaluating rainfall thresholds, and testing time release sulfur coated urea and other methods to boost forage yield and cattle weight gain.
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New Mexico State University Agricultural Experiment Station
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NMSU
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Weather aids crop for 1977 in five-state area
The Santa Fe Railway five-state crop report forecasts wheat production near 24.7 million acres harvested in 1976 with possible 625.65 million bushels if moisture and temperatures stay favorable. Harvest could start in the Red River valley of Texas and Oklahoma by late May.
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Santa Fe Railway
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Red River Valley
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