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Planting soybeans with corn boosts southern yields
Clemson College highlights soybeans as a soil improver and profitable crop for the South. Prof Collings urges farmers to rotate legumes, noting soybeans yield good hay and grain, fix nitrogen, and resist drought. Planting in rows 30 to 50 inches apart with early spring to mid summer dates. typical yields and curing methods described.
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Clemson College
Gilheart H. Collings
Japan
Connecticut Agricultural Eixperiment Station
Piedmont Plateau
Cowpea Bay
South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Austin
Coastal Plain