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The Test Plot or The Testimonial
(March, 2007)
Foliar Fertilization of Corn and Soybeans
(June, 2003)
Gypsum: A Knight in Shining Armor or a Lackluster Ghost?
(March, 2003)
Non-Conventional/Non-Traditional Products
(March, 2002)
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By Jeff Coulter, Extension Corn Specialist
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