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P-ISSN 0008-0845
E-ISSN 2160-8091
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Vol. 17, Issue 3, 1963March 01, 1963 PDT

West Side Field Station

California Agriculture,
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Articles in Vol. 17, Issue 3, 1963

Vol. 17, Issue 3, 1963
  • Improving the productivity of pruning labor in the vineyard
    L LamouriaH StuderH Brewer
  • Fungicidal corm dips for gladiolus
    S BesemerA PaulusJ BaldM Garber
  • Effect of seed piece spacing on the production of sweet potato transplants
    F TakatoriN WelchJ Stillman
  • Thrips control on nectarines
    J BlackC DavisV BurtonK Hench
  • West Side Field Station
    California Agriculture
  • Cotton price policy and foreign production
    T Goering
  • A progress report: Concentrate spraying controls pests in deciduous fruit and nut crop tests
    J DibbleH MadsenG PostA Retan
  • Late plantings reduce yellows virus infection, improve beet yields and sugar production at Davis
    F HillsW LangeR LoomisJ ReedD Hall
  • Nematocides for use on alfalfa
    R EideE Gregory
California Agriculture
California Agriculture. 1963. “West Side Field Station.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 17 (3): 8–9.
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