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Methods to control wild chokeweed and steer feeding trials
A bulletin details weed control by frequent cultivation to destroy top growth of wild artichokes and suggests fallow and rye or millet planting. It also covers an experiment by Director James W. Wilson on feeding steers with corn silage and various hays and grains, noting relative gains and costs across five lots and concluding alfalfa best with silage for cheap gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Champlin
State College Agronomy Department
James W. Wilson
Wilson