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» Organic Farming vs Conventional Farming

By Jonathan Pitts | Published 08/18/2009 | Farming | Unrated

Organic farming is the method by which agriculturists develop and cultivate vegetables, dairy products, grains, meat and fruits.

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» Legumes: Establishment and Maintenance

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

Since the majority of legumes are herbaceous plants, propagation is largely by seed.

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» Legumes for Wildlife

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

The importance of legumes to wildlife has been generally recognized by those who are in close touch with practical game management.

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» Legumes for Erosion Control

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

The usefulness of legumes in strip cropping, crop rotations, pasture improvement, and other soil-conserving agronomic practices is now recognized...

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» Legumes and Bees

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

The Leguminosae is the most important family of honey-producing plants in the United States.

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» Explanation of the List of Legumes

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

The Leguminosae of the world includes some twelve to fifteen thousand species and is surpassed in numbers by only one other plant family...

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» Legumes: Classification, Nomenclature and Distribution

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

The Leguminosae, including trees, shrubs, and herbs, constittues a plant family of world-wide distribution.

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» Legumes, Insects, and Fungi

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

A number of legumes are susceptible to serious damage by insects, especially when grown in quantity as crops.

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» Poisonous Legumes

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

Very few of our wild legumes are seriously poisonous to man, who seldom has occasion to eat them; none causes serious dermatitis...

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» Legumes as Weeds

By Jason Ladock | Published 04/8/2009 | Farming | Unrated

Among the plants that should not be used in soil conservation planting programs are pernicious or aggressive weeds.

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