research article
Combine used in corn: Two types of gathering attachments successful in harvesting trials in 1954
authors
Roy Bainer, University of California
J. R. Goss, University of California
R. G. Curley, University of California
D. G. Smeltzer, University of California
publication information
California Agriculture 9(7):12-14. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v009n07p12.
author affiliations
Roy Bainer is Professor of Agricultural Engineering, University of California, Davis. J. R. Goss is Assistant Specialist, Agricultural Engineering, University of California, Davis. R. G. Curley is Extension Agricultural Engineer, University of California, Davis. D. G. Smeltzer is Assistant Professor of Agronomy, University of California, Davis.
abstract
Abstract Not Available – First paragraph follows:
An ordinary grain combine—when equipped with either a rasp-bar or angle-bar cylinder—is suited for shelling ear corn under California conditions.
author notes
W. M. Lawson, Farm Advisor, Riverside County, University of California; W. N. King, Farm Advisor, Kern County, University of California; and George Abernathy and Bruce Campbell, students at the University of California, Davis, co-operated in the above-reported tests.
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