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1966 |
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Loss of tomatoes by bird damage in Barbados frequently averages over fifty percent of mature fruit. Various methods have been tried to reduce this damage, including bird [...]
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1966 |
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Almost every year in Jamaica the presence of several diseases cause severe loss of yield to the bean crops planted throughout the island. The accompanying financial loss [...]
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1966 |
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The yam (Dioscorea!l!1!) is a staple, low priced carbohydra te foodstruff in Barbados! and currently some 15,000 tons are produced annually as a c tach crop from land whi [...]
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1966 |
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Each year about 1,500 to 2,000 acres of sweet potatoes are grown in Barbados as a crop in z-ota tion with sugar cane. Yields range from 1 1/2 to 6 tons per acre. This is [...]
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1966 |
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Previous work on the fertilizer requirements of food crops and vegetables is reviewed, and an attempt is made to assess the present position in Jamaica With regard to res [...]
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1966 |
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1966 |
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An experiment was initiated on December 1963, to determine the effect of various potassium levels upon the growth, chemical composition, fruit yield and quality of the Re [...]
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1966 |
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The results obtained in studies undertaken to determine the influence of magnesium on the yield of various crops of economic importance in Puerto Rico ar-e briefly summar [...]
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1966 |
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