• Survey of Sulphur Levels in Nova Scotia Soils
• Tye No-Till Seeder
• 2010 Maritime Soybean Variety Trials
• 2011 Forage Guide to Cultivar Selection for Nova Scotia

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Pastures in Nova Scotia are often at least 70% grass. Since grasses require large amounts of nitrogen to be productive, pastures also generally have a high nitrogen demand. Legumes increase the amount of nitrogen available in the soil, increase pasture yield, and improve feed quality.