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Breeding for Resistance in Crops Aims to Beat Insects
A farmer could build soil health and vigor through crop rotation and fertilization to raise hardier plants that resist insects and diseases. Science now seeks disease resistant varieties, especially in potatoes, noting origin of seed, fertilization levels, and plant traits affecting resistance, with promising results from experiments in Maine Minnesota Vermont and Europe.
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Insect Trust
Department of Agriculture Am
United States
Maine
Minnesota
Vermont
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
L. R. Jones
Jones
Europe
Asia
Canada
America
Vermont Sitton