Address of Edward Atkinson of Boston, Massachusetts, Given in Atlanta, Georgia, in October, 1880, for the Promotion of An International Cotton Exhibition
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i AVhen properly cnltivatcd and manured, the product can be carried to 500 pounds per acre or more.
Assuming good cultivation and an average product of 400 pounds lint, there will be from 1,050 to 1,250 pounds of seed to each acre on the average. After setting aside enough selected seed for plant- ing, there wiilbe 1,000 pounds left for feeding.
It is the pvod;iction of seed that exhausts the soil, and not of fibre.
In the four hundred pounds lint there arc but four pounds of chemical elements ...drawn from the soil ; but in the thousand pounds of seed there are forty pounds of phosphate of lime and potash.
If this seed is used for a fertilizer as it comes from the gin, it works slowly and uncvenl}'. The oil injures it as a fertilizer. It should all be fed to stock in order to give the besfresults.
It seems to suit sheep well if fed whole ; but, for hogs and cattle, the more the oil is removed, the better it is.
Here let it be remarked that the removal of oil by hulling, and then pressing the kernel, is an ineffectual mode.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i AVhen properly cnltivatcd and manured, the product can be carried to 500 pounds per acre or more.
Assuming good cultivation and an average product of 400 pounds lint, there will be from 1,050 to 1,250 pounds of seed to each acre on the average. After setting aside enough selected seed for plant- ing, there wiilbe 1,000 pounds left for feeding.
It is the pvod;iction of seed that exhausts the soil, and not of fibre.
In the four hundred pounds lint there arc but four pounds of chemical elements ...drawn from the soil ; but in the thousand pounds of seed there are forty pounds of phosphate of lime and potash.
If this seed is used for a fertilizer as it comes from the gin, it works slowly and uncvenl}'. The oil injures it as a fertilizer. It should all be fed to stock in order to give the besfresults.
It seems to suit sheep well if fed whole ; but, for hogs and cattle, the more the oil is removed, the better it is.
Here let it be remarked that the removal of oil by hulling, and then pressing the kernel, is an ineffectual mode.
What to read after Address of Edward Atkinson of Boston, Massachusetts, Given in Atlanta, Georgia, in October, 1880, for the Promotion of An International Cotton Exhibition?
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