Soil investigations: the influence of crop rotations and use of farm manures upon the humus content and fertility of soils; the water soluble plant food of soils; the production of humus in soils

Snyder, Harry
University of Minnesota. Division of Agricultural Chemistry
1905-01
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Soil investigations: the influence of crop rotations and use of farm manures upon the humus content and fertility of soils; the water soluble plant food of soils; the production of humus in soils

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Snyder, Harry. Soil investigations: the influence of crop rotations and use of farm manures upon the humus content and fertility of soils; the water soluble plant food of soils; the production of humus in soils. 1905. Saint Paul, Minn.: University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 89, page 191-212

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