Cacao Cultivation and Its Application to the Mandated Territory of New Guinea |
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... necessary to keep either crop from smothering the temporary or permanent shade in its early growth . There are two ... necessary , food crops may be planted in conjunction , providing , of course , the food plants do not interfere with ...
... necessary to keep either crop from smothering the temporary or permanent shade in its early growth . There are two ... necessary , food crops may be planted in conjunction , providing , of course , the food plants do not interfere with ...
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E. C. D. Green. Should interplanting be necessary for some of the reasons outlined , then it is suggested that a lay - out as shown in these diagrams is worthy of adoption . Coconuts thus ... necessary for some of the reasons outlined...
E. C. D. Green. Should interplanting be necessary for some of the reasons outlined , then it is suggested that a lay - out as shown in these diagrams is worthy of adoption . Coconuts thus ... necessary for some of the reasons outlined...
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... necessary . It should be mentioned , however , that this aspect of planting is under consideration by the Department of Agriculture , and at the Demonstration Plantation , Keravat , an area has already been laid down . for experimental ...
... necessary . It should be mentioned , however , that this aspect of planting is under consideration by the Department of Agriculture , and at the Demonstration Plantation , Keravat , an area has already been laid down . for experimental ...
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15 feet allowed attack Average for four Average for nineteen Average for thirteen bamboo banana beans branches Briton-Jones brown cacao cultivation canker cassava catch crop Ceylon Ceylon and Java coco-nuts cocoa coffee colour copra Criollo Demonstration Plantation Diplodia drying economic ember Erythrina lithosperma Establish the cacao factors fermentation fertility fungus Gasmata Gazelle Peninsula green manure growth Guinea Guinea beans Guinea cacao hole inches infection interplanting Java kaffir corn Keravat Kunai labourers land leaf leaves leguminous leguminous shade Leucaena glauca maize Monthly Rainfall Average mucilage mycelium native food nineteen years-Monthly Wet-Day nursery nutrient palmirora Peltophorum period permanent shade pests planter planting distance Plate production pruning Rabaul removed Rigidoporus microporus Root Disease rows Samoa seed seedlings soil species stakes stem stumps suitable surface temperature temporary shade tissue tree Trinidad Tropical twigs weeding whilst windbreaks writer years-Monthly Wet-Day Average young cacao