Chemical stimulant boosts corn yield across 1975 crop
Purdue agronomy professor Dr. A J Ohiorgge reports at an American Chemical Society meeting that a chemical stimulant DNBP could lift the 1975 U S corn yield by 5 to 10 percent. The program notes the stimulant costs 2 to 3 cents per acre plus application, adding 10 bushels per acre in some cases and boosting overall production by 5 to 10 million bushels.
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A public appeal urges voters to weigh in on whether automotive emission standards should be tightened than today or left as is, highlighting potential impact on costs and fuel efficiency. The notice frames the decision as one where taxpayers ultimately bear the bill.
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