Paper · 1979 · The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University)

Cultural Studies on Cucumbers for Processing, 1978

Dale W. Kretchman; Mark A. Jameson; Jon Johnson

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Abstract

Soil at Wooster is a silt loam with good uniformity throughout the experimental area (pH-6.5-6.6).The plots received 700 Ibs/A of 10-20-20 fertilizer after plowing but before final discing and fitting for planting.No additional fertilizer was added.Vegiben 2E at 2 Ibs/A was used for weed control.A standard insecticidefungicide program was used tllrougllout the season and no serious weeds, insect, or diseases occurred.Soil at the Green Springs unit is a fine sandy loam

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No serious weeds, insects, or diseases occurred during the cucumber trial.

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CucumbersCucumis sativust0
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“Cucumbers”

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“no serious weeds, insect, or diseases occurred”

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