Disease resistance in crops and seed selection discussed
The article argues that insects and plant diseases limit farming but can be mitigated by crop rotation and fertilization. It highlights breeding for resistance, notes data from the Vermont and Colorado stations on potatoes and cantaloupes, and cites how seed source and fertilization affect resistance across varieties.
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Insect Trust
Department of Agriculture
United States
Maine
Minnesota
Vermont
Bureau of Plant Industry
L. R. Jones
Jones
Europe
America
Canada
Vermont Station
Fashion and farming notes mix in late era insights
The article blends fashion tips on summer gowns, lace, Valencianes, and accessories with agricultural observations on rust resistant melon seed, strain selection, and seed saving. It notes how farmers can improve crops by selecting exceptional plants and saving seed for future varieties. It also includes household care tips and brief population data.
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Rockyford
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