Abstract
This note presents a few important observations on the growth of jute at the Agricultural Research Station, Pattambi in Malabar. In India, Bengal is a big centre of jute production. It is cultivated over the fertile area composed of the vast flood plains of the rivers Ganges and Brahmaputra. The soils here are alluvial, rich in potash and lime and are well drained friable loams.
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