The Natural Laws of Husbandry
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By the incorporation of the clover and the organic constituents with the soil, its store of decaying sub- stances and nitrogen increased year by year. All that these plants received from the atmosphere remained in the ground ; but the increase of these otherwise so use- ful substances cannot make the soil produce a larger amount of grain than before ; since the production of grain depends upon the right proportion of ash-constit- uents in the soil, and these, so far from being increased, have b...een gradually reduced by the removal of the corn crops. The augmentation of nitrogen and of de- caying organic substances in the soil might possibly lead to an increase of produce for a number of years ; but the period when this field will cease to give remu- nerative crops will in that case come all the sooner.
If we take three wheat fields, and cultivate wheat upon the one, potatoes and clover upon the other two ; and suppose we remove the corn alone from the wheat field and heap upon it and plough in all the crop of clover and all the potato tubers, then the wheat field will be more fertile than before, for it has been en- riched by all the mineral constituents which the two other fields had furnished to the potatoes and the clo- ver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the incorporation of the clover and the organic constituents with the soil, its store of decaying sub- stances and nitrogen increased year by year. All that these plants received from the atmosphere remained in the ground ; but the increase of these otherwise so use- ful substances cannot make the soil produce a larger amount of grain than before ; since the production of grain depends upon the right proportion of ash-constit- uents in the soil, and these, so far from being increased, have b...een gradually reduced by the removal of the corn crops. The augmentation of nitrogen and of de- caying organic substances in the soil might possibly lead to an increase of produce for a number of years ; but the period when this field will cease to give remu- nerative crops will in that case come all the sooner.
If we take three wheat fields, and cultivate wheat upon the one, potatoes and clover upon the other two ; and suppose we remove the corn alone from the wheat field and heap upon it and plough in all the crop of clover and all the potato tubers, then the wheat field will be more fertile than before, for it has been en- riched by all the mineral constituents which the two other fields had furnished to the potatoes and the clo- ver.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liebig Justus Freiherr Von to read onlineMoreLess
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