Cabbage Fertilization Reaserch

greenthumbomaha · February 15, 2017

I wasn't able to access this research paper (due to my ignorance on how to find or my computer messing up) but interesting topic. If you gain any useful information, please share.

- Lisa

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University Library, University of the Philippines at Los Baños (click here for contact information)
HOMEPAGE: http://www.uplb.edu.ph

Yield response of cabbage (KY cross hybrid) to varying levels of N-P-K fertilizers of San Miguel [Zamboanga, Philippines] [1975]

Bunoan, J.C.Jr. Zerna, J.Ma. Yadao, Z.D.

KarenO · February 24, 2017

Hmm first thing I do whenever I see a scientific paper is look at first the date, and then where it came from. I haven't read the paper but any scientific data from 1975 may have been either disproved or improved upon since then. Certainly more modern cabbage cultivars may well be available. Not meaning to be negative, just pointing out the date of the paper cited.
KarenO

Wi-sunflower · February 25, 2017

KY Cross is not your typical cabbage that most people grow. It's a large flat variety similar to OS Cross and is not as tight as our American style cabbage. They also don't field hold very long like our cabbage do, so that article is probably not very useful. I've grown both varieties and as market varieties they have a bit of a limited customer base. Mostly people from Taiwan.

Carol

February 15, 2017	#1
greenthumbomaha Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Omaha Zone 5 Posts: 2,514	Cabbage Fertilization Reaserch I wasn't able to access this research paper (due to my ignorance on how to find or my computer messing up) but interesting topic. If you gain any useful information, please share. - Lisa ource University Library, University of the Philippines at Los Baños (click here for contact information) HOMEPAGE: http://www.uplb.edu.ph Yield response of cabbage (KY cross hybrid) to varying levels of N-P-K fertilizers of San Miguel [Zamboanga, Philippines] [1975] Bunoan, J.C.Jr. Zerna, J.Ma. Yadao, Z.D.

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February 24, 2017	#2
KarenO Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Vancouver Island Posts: 5,931	Hmm first thing I do whenever I see a scientific paper is look at first the date, and then where it came from. I haven't read the paper but any scientific data from 1975 may have been either disproved or improved upon since then. Certainly more modern cabbage cultivars may well be available. Not meaning to be negative, just pointing out the date of the paper cited. KarenO

February 25, 2017	#3
Wi-sunflower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 2,591	KY Cross is not your typical cabbage that most people grow. It's a large flat variety similar to OS Cross and is not as tight as our American style cabbage. They also don't field hold very long like our cabbage do, so that article is probably not very useful. I've grown both varieties and as market varieties they have a bit of a limited customer base. Mostly people from Taiwan. Carol