Agricultural Education for Teachers
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(Judgment to be based on profit. ) 3. Will large seed potatoes produce a better crop than small seed potatoes?
4. Is it a good practice to hill potatoes?
5. Is a straw mulch better than a dust mulch for raising the potato crop? From which method will the greater profit be realized?
6. Can a tomato scion be grafted upon a potato stock and two different crops produced by the same plant a crop of potatoes underground, and a crop of tomatoes above ground?
7. Should tomato vines be staked, or allowe...d to fall to the ground? Which method will produce more? Will there be any difference in the quality of the product?
8. Which is the better method for cultivating beets, by planting them in the top of ridges or by level culture?
9. Test the soil of all the plots of the demonstration field for acidity.
10. Determine the fertilizer needs of a group of plots.
n. Home Projects A home project is a thing to be done on the home farm, under the conditions which it presents, involving an application of the student's school training.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Judgment to be based on profit. ) 3. Will large seed potatoes produce a better crop than small seed potatoes?
4. Is it a good practice to hill potatoes?
5. Is a straw mulch better than a dust mulch for raising the potato crop? From which method will the greater profit be realized?
6. Can a tomato scion be grafted upon a potato stock and two different crops produced by the same plant a crop of potatoes underground, and a crop of tomatoes above ground?
7. Should tomato vines be staked, or allowe...d to fall to the ground? Which method will produce more? Will there be any difference in the quality of the product?
8. Which is the better method for cultivating beets, by planting them in the top of ridges or by level culture?
9. Test the soil of all the plots of the demonstration field for acidity.
10. Determine the fertilizer needs of a group of plots.
n. Home Projects A home project is a thing to be done on the home farm, under the conditions which it presents, involving an application of the student's school training.
What to read after Agricultural Education for Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland a Garland Armor Bricker to read onlineMoreLess
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