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When hard heads collide: a philosopher encounters public choice.
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Introduction
IN THE 1970s POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY HAD BEGUN TO ENJOY a renaissance among tough-minded analytical philosophers who previously had scorned it as second cousin to preaching and propagandizing. In part this reinvigoration was a response to real-world events. Civil rights aspirations that had somehow metamorphosed into riots and assassinations, the bottomless quagmire in Southeast Asia, university campuses on the brink of anarchy or just past it: these rather insistently placed calls on the resources of philosophy that went beyond inquiries into ...
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Residual effects of cotton-based crop rotations on soil properties of irrigated Vertosols in central-western and north-western New South Wales.
Magazine article from: Australian Journal of Soil Research
; ...about by the different rotation crops. Research on the residual effects of crop rotations in other soil types...that the longer a crop rotation is in place, the more...yields of subsequent crops. In addition to yield...residual effects of crop rotations most ...
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Sowing wheat or field pea as rotation crops after irrigated cotton in a grey Vertosol.(Statistical Data Included)
Magazine article from: Australian Journal of Soil Research
; ...sown as rotation crops after cotton on soil...under wheat-cotton rotations increased with time...field pea-cotton rotation. Soil chemical fertility...tillage, retention of crop residues, and cropping...the following cotton crop, and increased yield...the favoured rotation ...
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Rotation crops for irrigated cotton in a medium-fine, self-mulching, grey Vertosol.(Statistical Data Included)
Magazine article from: Australian Journal of Soil Research
; ...also believed that crop diversity contributes...cotton growers sow rotation crops after irrigated...assuming that these crops will improve soil...the most common crop sown in rotation...sowing leguminous rotation crops than non-leguminous...cotton-rotation ...
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A review of the changes in soil quality and profitability accomplished by sowing rotation crops after cotton in Australian Vertosols from 1970 to 2006.(Report)
Magazine article from: Australian Journal of Soil Research
; ...management systems, and sowing crop rotations (Karlen et al. 1992...sequences sown in a 1 : 1 rotation as being able to sustain lint...phase of research on cotton rotations was initiated during the early...identifying sustainable cotton--rotation crop sequences, viz. crop...
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Profit and Variance Analysis of Cotton Production Technologies and Rotation Crops in Georgia
Magazine article from: Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics
; ...whole farm. Field crop farms typically produce crops that are components of a suitable rotation program. Since these crops are produced simultaneously...allocation among rotation crops. The objective of...optimal allocation of crop acreage for cotton...
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ARS improves yields in 100-year-old experiment; the 106th cotton crop grown on the Old Rotation--the world's oldest cotton experiment.(United States Agricultural Research Service)
Magazine article from: Agricultural Research
; ...state if farmers used crop rotations that included legume cover crops in winter. That experiment...known as the Old Rotation--is still going...experiment that use crop rotation have always raised...yield some, but the rotations really improve yield...tillage is used. ...
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Playing the field: new resource helps potato farmers decide on the right crop rotations.
Magazine article from: Agricultural Research
; ...information to develop profitable crop rotations." Not only can the right rotation bring growers additional income...nutrient content, and boosting crop productivity--all while reducing use of chemicals. Crops That Complement "Their needs...years of research with various rotations, ...
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ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF SHORT-ROTATION WOODY CROPS ON AGRICULTURAL LAND FOR PULP FIBER PRODUCTION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Magazine article from: Forest Products Journal
; ...consequences of growing short-rotation woody crops on agricultural lands...short-rotation woody crop, annually produces 4...short-rotation woody crop production causes reallocation...short-rotation woody crop production reduces the...short-rotation woody ...
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Rotation, variety are keys to preventing crop disease
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...University scientist said. "Crop rotation and selecting the right...pathologist Bob Bowden. "Crop rotation, particularly...advantages and drawbacks of crops that could be rotated...than following other crops. - Corn --- often...Combine liming with crop rotation where ...
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Crop rotation.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
; ...the face of accepted wisdom. Crop rotation, whereby a crop does not occupy the same ground...supplies of nitrogen, whereas root crops such as carrots, parsnips, turnips...remains in the soil to carry a root crop the following year. The general...
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