Sugar beet yield variation with soil type in Solano County
Authors
A. K. SwenertonE. F. Nourse
Authors Affiliations
A. K. Swenerton is Farm Advisors, Solano County; E. F. Nourse is Farm Advisors, Solano County.Publication Information
Hilgardia 22(7):5-5. DOI:10.3733/ca.v022n07p5. July 1968.
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Abstract
Test results reported here indicate that deep, permeable, medium-textured soils can be expected to outyield soils of heavy texture or of restricted depth. Also, heavy-textured, basin clay soils can be expected to outyield restricted-depth, claypan soils. The Olcott soil series appears poorly suited to sugar beet production.
Swenerton A, Nourse E. 1968. Sugar beet yield variation with soil type in Solano County. Hilgardia 22(7):5-5. DOI:10.3733/ca.v022n07p5
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