Soils: the essential elements of soil fertility; humus as a factor of soil fertility; the chemical and mechanical analyses of soils; the action of organic and mineral acids upon soils; comparison of different methods of farming upon the conservation of soil fertility
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Soils: the essential elements of soil fertility; humus as a factor of soil fertility; the chemical and mechanical analyses of soils; the action of organic and mineral acids upon soils; comparison of different methods of farming upon the conservation of soil fertility
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1895-08
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University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station
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Bulletin (University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station);41
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Snyder, Harry. Soils: the essential elements of soil fertility; humus as a factor of soil fertility; the chemical and mechanical analyses of soils; the action of organic and mineral acids upon soils; comparison of different methods of farming upon the conservation of soil fertility. 1895. Saint Paul, Minn.: University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 41, page 3-79
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Snyder, Harry; University of Minnesota. Chemical Division. (1895). Soils: the essential elements of soil fertility; humus as a factor of soil fertility; the chemical and mechanical analyses of soils; the action of organic and mineral acids upon soils; comparison of different methods of farming upon the conservation of soil fertility. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/183782.
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