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A technical bulletin providing guidance on the cultivation of grain sorghum in California's Imperial Valley. The document covers varieties, planting dates and rates, soil and seed bed preparation, irrigation, fertilization, insect pests, and weed control. It is intended for local farmers and agricultural advisors, featuring practical recommendations and referencing local research.

Title
Grain Sorghum Production in the Imperial Valley
Creator
Terrel H. Hinton
Published
1975-08, University of California Cooperative Extension
Full Collection Name
University of California Agricultural Extension Publications
Subject (Topic)
Sorghum
Imperial Valley (Calif. and Mexico)
Agriculture
Irrigation
Fertilization
Insect pests
Weed control
Keyword
grain sorghum ; Imperial Valley ; agriculture ; crop production ; irrigation ; fertilization ; weed control ; insect pests ; California
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Text
Archive
Bioscience, Natural Resources & Public Health Library
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