10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAINFOIN»
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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
In spite of this, the symbiotic N2- fixing system of sainfoin appeared unable to
provide sufficient N to meet the plant's requirements. The relative growth rate of
the whole plant, and the relative N accumulation rate were substantially lower in
...
2
Cyclopedia of American agriculture: a popular survey of ...
SAINFOIN. Onobrychis sativa, Lam. 0. vicimfolia, Scop. Leguminosce. (Esparcet,
Esparsette, Saint- foin, Holy Clover.) Fig. 802. By C. V. Piper. Sainfoin is a long-
lived and deep-rooted leguminous forage plant, comparable agriculturally with ...
Liberty Hyde Bailey, 1917
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Medicinal and Aromatic Plants V: 5
G.L. LEES' 1 Introduction 1.1 Distribution and Importance of Sainfoin Sainfoin (
Onobrychis viciifolia Scop, (family Leguminoseae) is a perennial forage legume
that has been grown in Europe and Asia for centuries (Duke 1981). The most ...
4
New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
W. RUMBALL Grasslands Division, DSIR Palmerston North, New Zealand
Abstract During the years 1975-82, 3 spaced- plant projects were carried out
near Palmerston North to survey the genetic variation within sainfoin (Onobrychis
viciifolia ...
5
British Farmer's Magazine
He therefore thought they sham lit tnrn their attention more to grass, and he fully
agreed with Mr. Scutt as to the value of sainfoin. Mr. T. Fry said he had heard of a
farmer who some years ago had a farm of from 200 to 300 acres, and who ...
6
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
TABLE 2 — Effect of a water extract from Sainfoin pods on germination and
elongation of radicles of three legume species Sainfoin (pods removed) %
Length of % Length of % Length of Germination radicle (mm) Germination radicle
(mm) ...
7
Cyclopedia of American Agriculture: Crops
SAINFOIN. Onobrychis sativa, Lam. 0. vieiafolia, Scop. Leguminosce. (Esparcet,
Esparsette, Saint- foin, Holy Clover.) Fig. 802. By C. V. Piper. Sainfoin is a long-
lived and deep-rooted leguminous forage plant, comparable agriculturally with
red ...
Liberty Hyde Bailey, 1907
8
Designing Speed in the Racehorse
However, the fact remains that Sainfoin, winner of the Derby in 1890, and Memoir
, winner of the Oaks and the St. Leger that year, were both bred at Hampton Court
.” “Sainfoin was a beautifully made little chestnut colt by Springfield out of ...
9
Cyclopedia of farm crops: a popular survey of crops and ...
SAINFOIN. Onobrychis saliva, Lam. 0, vieuefolia, Scop. Leguminosoe. (Esparcet,
Esparsette, Saint- foin, Holy Clover.) Fig. 802. By C. V. Piper. Sainfoin is a long-
lived and deep-rooted leguminous forage plant, comparable agriculturally with ...
Liberty Hyde Bailey, 1922
SAINFOIN. Onobrychis sativa, Lam, 0 viciatfolia, Scop. Leguminosm. (Esparcet,
Esparsette, Saint- foin, Holy Clover.) Fig. 802. By C. V. Piper. Sainfoin is a long-
lived and deep-rooted leguminous forage plant, comparable agriculturally with
red ...
Liberty Hyde Bailey, 1917
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SAINFOIN»
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How a Founding Father and a British Agriculturist Helped America's …
... and a number of seeds for plants used as forage for livestock and as nitrogen fixers for soil, including sainfoin (a legume that's making a comeback these days ... «Modern Farmer, Jul 15»
Learn how to benefit from sainfoin
A new variety of sainfoin is the focus of an upcoming training session in Lethbridge on July 21 and 22. “AC Mountainview has the ability to regrow more quickly ... «Alberta Express, Jun 15»
Saving the environment one legume at a time
We then, with the help of (colleague) Yuxi Wang, started looking at how the purple prairie clover condensed tannin levels compared to sainfoin. The purple ... «Alberta Express, Jun 15»
Sainfoin: a new forage legume for Ontario livestock producers
But few will mention sainfoin, well-known in Western Canada but a relative newcomer to Ontario and Quebec. It's a perennial forage legume, typically taller than ... «Country Guide, May 15»
12 ways to prevent FE
... and legumes including white and red clovers, Lotus species (Lotus major, birdsfoot trefoil), lucerne, sulla, and sainfoin. These pasture plants have lower levels ... «Stuff.co.nz, Feb 15»
Expert says plan your pastures and save yourself some headaches
Finn grazes legumes and uses an alfalfa, sainfoin and vetch blend, which is available from most seed companies. Legumes can be planted into sparse grass, ... «Alberta Express, Jan 15»
Mountainview, a sainfoin with staying power
Mountainview, a new sainfoin cultivar, developed by Dr. Surya Acharya through the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) research station in Lethbridge ... «Canadian Cattlemen, Oct 14»
Une agricultrice primée pour sa valorisation du sainfoin
Pascale Gombault, agricultrice à Viapres-le-Petit, dans l'Aube remet au goût du jour la production de sainfoin. Son initiative a été mise en avant le 6 octobre, ... «Campagnes et Environnement, Oct 14»
Don't be fooled by imitations, Mountainview sainfoin not for sale yet
A new variety of sainfoin holds great promise in Alberta forage systems, says a provincial beef and forage specialist. “The development and release of the new ... «Alberta Express, Aug 14»
Montana State University hires new forage specialist
Glunk is also interested in sainfoin, which is why one of her first projects will be focusing on when to plant sainfoin, along with several other legumes and ... «Prairie Star, Aug 14»
