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Small Grain Silage Publications

2020-2021 Wheatlage Trial Summary

2019-2020 AgriLife Wheat Silage Trial – Dallam

3BFarm 18-19 Forage Yield and Quality
3BFarm 18-19 Wheatlage Crude Protein

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