10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FETERITA»
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feterita in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
feterita and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Arthur Benjamin Conner, 2012
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Resistance of sorghums to the chinch bug
INHERITANCE OF RESISTANCE TO CHINCH BUG INJURY EARLY HYBRID
GENERATIONS Three Fx hybrids involving feterita and kafir were grown at
Lawton in 1932 (fig. 8 and table 7). These were feterita X Dawn (C. I. 340), feterita
X ...
Ralph Owen Snelling, 1937
3
Dormancy and the effect of storage on oats, barley, and sorghum
Most of these were soft_seeded compact_headed types, 9 varieties being feterita
or feterita derivatives, 6 durras, and 9 milo or hegari derivatives. These tests
indicate that varieties with soft seeds, short glumes, and compact heads are less
...
4
Experiments with forage crops at the Fort Hays Branch ...
average farmer as to obscure the advantages of feterita in other respects. Under
the careful cultural methods used in the variety tests at Hays, obtaining feterita
stands was not unusually difficult, and the tables presented show that the grain ...
Robert Ellsworth Getty, 1934
5
Identification, history, and distribution of common sorghum ...
... spikelets, and kernels are shown in plate 4. History. — The introduction of
feterita into this country is given by Vinall and Ball (150, p. 25) as follows: "The
name 'feterita' is used for a variety of sorghum first obtained in 1901 by the Office
...
Harry Nelson Vinall, Joseph Charlworth Stephens, John Holmes Martin, 1936
The grain yields of Dwarf milo have averaged approximately 25 per cent more
than those of feterita. Both varieties require practically the same time for maturity.
Dwarf milo does not grow so tall as feterita and is usually more uniform in growth
...
Earl Devere Strait, Lyman Carrier, 1918
... Or— Rolled oats Rolled wheat or rolled barley Cornmeal Northwestern States
Barley Oats or wheat Southwestern States Barley, wheat, or oats Milo, hegari,
feterita, or kafir 1 Add the ingredients listed under "All regions" to those regions.
8
Growing grain sorghums in the San Antonio district of Texas
The grain yields of Dwarf milo have averaged approximately 25 per cent more
than those of feterita. Both varieties require practically the same time for maturity.
Dwarf milo does not grow so tall as feterita and is usually more uniform in growth
...
9
Sorghum: Origin, History, Technology, and Production
While the milos and kafirs were the primary types grown in the first thirty years of
this century, there was real interest also in hegari as well as the feterita types. In
the spring of 1916, the Bureau of Plant Industry, USDA, distributed some 7700 kg
...
C. Wayne Smith, Richard A. Frederiksen, 2000
10
Rotation and tillage experiments at the Lawton (Okla.) Field ...
Acre yields (in bushels) of milo grown by different methods at the Lawton field
station, 1917-1923 RESULTS WITH CORN, KAFIR, SORGO, AND FETERITA
UNDER CONTINUOUS CROPPING The discussion thus far has involved only
such ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FETERITA»
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feterita is used in the context of the following news items.
Feterita is down to its last family of residents
Feterita, Kansas was a town in Stevens County. Today it has a handful of residents, which include Stevens County Sheriff Ted Heaton. «Hutchinson News, Aug 14»
