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Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : monitoring programme for forest damage
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Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : multiple use forestry
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Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : N-requirements of cabbage crops grown on contrasting soils
(Journal issue, 1994)A nitrogen response simulation mode! developed at Horticulture Research International (England) was used to explain the differences in yields obtained in N fertilizer trials with cabbage grown on soils with high and low ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : nitrous oxide from agriculture
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Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : nordic guideline for biological evaluation of pesticides
(Journal issue, 1993)Del 3 -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : nordic guideline for biological evaluation of pesticides
(Journal issue, 1991)Part 2 -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : nutrient concentrations in the liquid phase of growth substrates
(Journal issue, 1989)Samples of the liquid phase of growth substrates at container capacity were obtained using a dilution technique, and a chemical analysis was carried out. The measured concentrations were combined with the physical ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : performance of five plum rootstocks over 17 years to five commercial important plum cultivars in Norway
(Journal issue, 1993)In a rootstock trial over 17 years the performance of the plum rootstocks St. Julien seedling, St. Julien A, Brompton, Myrobalan B and Marianna to the cultivars 'Rivers Early Prolific', 'Opal', 'Oullins Gage', 'Count ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : policies for reduced nutrient losses and erosion from Norwegian agriculture
(Journal issue, 1996)This report documents the results from an analysis of policy measures to reduce losses of nitrogen, phosphorus and soil from the agricultural sector to the environment. These kinds of losses are nonpoint, and standard ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : problems on selenium in animal nutrition
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Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : production of vegetable and animal foods from a resource point of view
(Journal issue, 1989)The hominoids, living in the tropical foresis millions of years ago. were mainly herbivorous, but a gradual change in food availability has resulted in the omnivorous Homo sapiens. Since the introduction of agriculture , ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : root growth of cucumber in wide NFT gullies
(Journal issue, 1989)The growth of cucumber roots was studied in wide NFT gullies. Root growth rate was measured in cm per day and in number of lateral roots per day. The average length of the part of the root without laterals was also calculated. ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : selection for litter size in mink
(Journal issue, 1988)The correlated responses in postweaning growth of males and females and the fur characteristics of male skins are presented from a six generation selection experiment for litter size in dark mink. No general trend in body ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : silviculture for fuelwood
(Journal issue, 1996)Management of birch forest growing in Nordic countries is presented. Biological characteristics of the two birch species: silver birch (Betula pendula Roth) and pubesccnt birch (Betula pubescens Ehrh.) are described. Natural ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : structural adjustment policies and the management of soil- and forest resources in Tanzania
(Journal issue, 1995)The Ecology and Development Programme aims at identifying effects of Stabilisation and Structural Adjustment Policies (SAP) on the management of soil and forest resources in Tanzania. For studying the effects of policy ... -
Norwegian Journal of Agricultural Sciences : substitution of dip-treated straw for grass silage in dairy cows
(Journal issue, 1991)In 1987 and 1988 twenty-four Norwegian milking cows were used in a study of the influence on milk production when the animals were fed grass silage and dip-treated straw supplemented with urea or with soybean meal. In 1987 ...