A Text book of Tropical Agriculture
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In order to ensure good crops the Distances.
trees should not be allowed to grow closer than twenty or twenty-five feet from each other.
Crops. — In about seven years small crops may be Returns, gathered ; and, until the trees attain their full height and spread, the crops will usually increase year by year.
The green berries are collected, soon after the blossom falls, in the following manner : Persons climb the trees and break Gathering off the young branches, with the fruit attached, which a...re ^^^ ^^^^^' thrown down to women and children under the trees who pick off the berries from the stalks and carry them to the dry- ing places. The man up in the tree can usually keep three persons fully at work below. Care must be taken to separate, Rip^ berries as far as possible, all ripe berries from the green ones, for J^^^ ^p*' otherwise the produce will be deteriorated.
The green berries brought in by the women and children Drying the aref dried in the sun in the same manner as is coffee, on ^^^^' barbecues or in trays, the drying process varying from three to twelve days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to ensure good crops the Distances.
trees should not be allowed to grow closer than twenty or twenty-five feet from each other.
Crops. — In about seven years small crops may be Returns, gathered ; and, until the trees attain their full height and spread, the crops will usually increase year by year.
The green berries are collected, soon after the blossom falls, in the following manner : Persons climb the trees and break Gathering off the young branches, with the fruit attached, which a...re ^^^ ^^^^^' thrown down to women and children under the trees who pick off the berries from the stalks and carry them to the dry- ing places. The man up in the tree can usually keep three persons fully at work below. Care must be taken to separate, Rip^ berries as far as possible, all ripe berries from the green ones, for J^^^ ^p*' otherwise the produce will be deteriorated.
The green berries brought in by the women and children Drying the aref dried in the sun in the same manner as is coffee, on ^^^^' barbecues or in trays, the drying process varying from three to twelve days.
What to read after A Text book of Tropical Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Alfred Alford Nicholls to read onlineMoreLess
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