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Relation of Certain Management Practices to Yields of Tobacco in Bradley County

Date Issued
March 1, 1959
Author(s)
Hale, William M.
Advisor(s)
Lawrence N. Skold
Additional Advisor(s)
Vernon E. Ross
Harold J. Smith
Frank F. Bell
Lewis H. Dickson
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/40547
Abstract

[From the Introduction]

This problem is a collateral study to one which has been completed on "The Relation of Soil Type and Certain Chemical Soil Tests to Yields of Tobacco in Bradley County" (2). Results of this study indicated a very strong positive correlation beween soil type and yield of tobacco. Nevertheless, the fact that so many low yields were produced on excellent and good soils pointed to a need for further study in an effort to account for some of these low yields on good soils. A study was thus made based on the following objective: to determine the relation of certain management practices to yields of tobacco in Bradley County.

Disciplines
Agricultural Education
Degree
Master of Science
Major
Agriculture and Extension Education
Comments

Problem in Lieu of Thesis. Major is listed as General Agriculture.

Embargo Date
March 1, 1959
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HaleWilliamM_1959b_OCRed.pdf

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