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2016
Successful crop establishment depends on several factors at the time of sowing (soil water content, soil structure and soil temperature, seed viability, presence of pests). Therefore decisions regarding the date and depth of sowing, the planting density, the spatial arrangement of plants and other cultural techniques (irrigation, fertilization ...
Francisco J. Villalobos +2 more
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Successful crop establishment depends on several factors at the time of sowing (soil water content, soil structure and soil temperature, seed viability, presence of pests). Therefore decisions regarding the date and depth of sowing, the planting density, the spatial arrangement of plants and other cultural techniques (irrigation, fertilization ...
Francisco J. Villalobos +2 more
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Effects of Sowing Depth and Sowing Equipment on Growth and Yield of Mechanized Sowing Maize
Asian Agricultural Research, 2018Taking Zhongyu 3 as the experimental variety, this paper analyzed the effects of different sowing depths (5 cm and 8 cm) and sowing equipment (ZHSB-10 medium-sized sowing machine and 2B-2 small sowing machine) on the growth, yield and components of yield of mechanized sowing maize, to provide references for mechanized maize production in southwest ...
QIN, Yan +9 more
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Selection for sow longevity1,2
Journal of Animal Science, 2006Sow longevity plays an important role in economically efficient piglet production because sow longevity is related to the number of piglets produced during its productive lifetime; however, selection for sow longevity is not commonly practiced in any pig breeding program.
Serenius, Timo, Stalder, K.
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2018
Chapter 9 discusses the social impacts of war in Uganda and, in particular, the interactions between the survivors and the victims of violence who are seeking proper burial. It shows how the bones of the Acholi massacre victims continue to assert their agency and hamper community healing.
TRICIA REDEKER HEPNER +2 more
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Chapter 9 discusses the social impacts of war in Uganda and, in particular, the interactions between the survivors and the victims of violence who are seeking proper burial. It shows how the bones of the Acholi massacre victims continue to assert their agency and hamper community healing.
TRICIA REDEKER HEPNER +2 more
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Practical Pre-School, 2011
There is no better way of teaching children about the life cycle of plants than by providing some hands-on, growing-from-seed activities, which act as great starting points for discussion on not only plant biology, but wildlife and nature in general, writes Karen Hart.
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There is no better way of teaching children about the life cycle of plants than by providing some hands-on, growing-from-seed activities, which act as great starting points for discussion on not only plant biology, but wildlife and nature in general, writes Karen Hart.
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Veterinary Record, 1985
OVARIAN haemangioma in the sow was reported in the USA in 1967 and was considered to be rare (Nelson and others 1967) while some of the haemangiomas reportedly observed in sows were possibly misdiagnoses of vascular hamartomas (Jubb and Kennedy 1970).
Sheikh Omar, Abdul Rahman, M. Jaafar
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OVARIAN haemangioma in the sow was reported in the USA in 1967 and was considered to be rare (Nelson and others 1967) while some of the haemangiomas reportedly observed in sows were possibly misdiagnoses of vascular hamartomas (Jubb and Kennedy 1970).
Sheikh Omar, Abdul Rahman, M. Jaafar
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Asian Medicine, 2016
This report illustrates how the condition of infertility and its remedy in Korean Medicine is likened to the art of sowing, and how Korean medical professionals and their patients navigate their way against a backdrop of a dominantly biomedical scene.
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This report illustrates how the condition of infertility and its remedy in Korean Medicine is likened to the art of sowing, and how Korean medical professionals and their patients navigate their way against a backdrop of a dominantly biomedical scene.
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Veterinary Record, 2006
SIR, – Methaemoglobinaemia caused by nitrite intoxication is a sporadic cause of mortality in pigs. Bacterial proliferation associated with standstill of the drinking water within the water system is a common nitrite source ([Vyt and others 2005][1]).
H. Spruytte, P. Vyt
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SIR, – Methaemoglobinaemia caused by nitrite intoxication is a sporadic cause of mortality in pigs. Bacterial proliferation associated with standstill of the drinking water within the water system is a common nitrite source ([Vyt and others 2005][1]).
H. Spruytte, P. Vyt
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International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1974
The first Trudeau government will not be recalled as one that placed much stress on peacekeeping. While the White Paper on Defence, 1964, issued in the Pearson years, had envisaged a significant peacekeeping role for Canada, Trudeau's press release of 3 April 1969 had relegated 'the performance of such international peacekeeping roles as we may, from ...
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The first Trudeau government will not be recalled as one that placed much stress on peacekeeping. While the White Paper on Defence, 1964, issued in the Pearson years, had envisaged a significant peacekeeping role for Canada, Trudeau's press release of 3 April 1969 had relegated 'the performance of such international peacekeeping roles as we may, from ...
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1999
Old Neddy the fisherman, of Kilmillick, bought a sow pig one day in Kilmurrage. He put the pig in a bag, dropped it into one of his donkey’s creels and brought it home to his cabin. It was just six weeks old, a little black pig, with a long back, and big ears that dropped over it eyes and a little tail curled up in a knot.
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Old Neddy the fisherman, of Kilmillick, bought a sow pig one day in Kilmurrage. He put the pig in a bag, dropped it into one of his donkey’s creels and brought it home to his cabin. It was just six weeks old, a little black pig, with a long back, and big ears that dropped over it eyes and a little tail curled up in a knot.
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