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Agronomy

Winged coulter depth effects on overdrilled red clover seedling emergence

B. D. Campbell Grasslands Division, DSIR, Private Bag, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Pages 7-17 | Received 09 Aug 1984, Published online: 24 Jan 2012

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M. H. Douglas, N. J. George & P. D. Johnstone. (1998) Effect of drill type on establishment of overdrilled lucerne. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 41:2, pages 161-170.
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B. D. Campbell, J. H. McDonald & C. J. Baker. (1985) A mechanism to regulate winged coulter depth and overdrilled seed spacing in field experiments. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 13:2, pages 175-179.
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B. D. Campbell. (1985) Planting depth effects on overdrilled seedling survival in summer. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 13:2, pages 103-109.
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David Schlueter & Benjamin Tracy. (2012) Sowing Method Effects on Clover Establishment into Permanent Pasture. Agronomy Journal 104:5, pages 1217-1222.
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W.L. Lowther, R.F. Horrell, W.J. Fraser, K.D. Trainor & P.D. Johnstone. (1996) Effectiveness of a strip seeder direct drill for pasture establishment. Soil and Tillage Research 38:1-2, pages 161-174.
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M.A. Choudhary & C.J. Baker. (1993) Conservation tillage and seeding systems in the South Pacific. Soil and Tillage Research 27:1-4, pages 283-302.
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