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Note the time required to germinate the seeds in each pot.
Moisture is one essential of seed germination. If the soil is rolled, it brings more particles of soil in contact with the seed and therefore furnishes more moisture for germination.
[24] EXERCISE 25 EROSION Weigh a tomato can and fill it with water running in a ditch after a rain. Water flowing rapidly- down a liillside will be better. Evaporate the water by boiling it until the soil which it contained is left dry. The results should b...e placed in the blank below. Would you consider the loss from erosion veiy great ?
The soil that is lost by erosion is the most valuable that the farmer has because it is the finest and gives up its plant food the most readily.
AVei^ht of Ctiii AVeiffht of ■wat8r Weio'ht of soil Ppr cent of soil [25] EXERCISE 26 POWER OF SOILS TO EETAIN PLANT FOOD AND FERTILIZERS Tie a piece of cheesecloth over one end of each of three lamp chimneys. Fill one cliimney within an inch of the top with sand ; another, with clay ; and the third, with loam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Note the time required to germinate the seeds in each pot.
Moisture is one essential of seed germination. If the soil is rolled, it brings more particles of soil in contact with the seed and therefore furnishes more moisture for germination.
[24] EXERCISE 25 EROSION Weigh a tomato can and fill it with water running in a ditch after a rain. Water flowing rapidly- down a liillside will be better. Evaporate the water by boiling it until the soil which it contained is left dry. The results should b...e placed in the blank below. Would you consider the loss from erosion veiy great ?
The soil that is lost by erosion is the most valuable that the farmer has because it is the finest and gives up its plant food the most readily.
AVei^ht of Ctiii AVeiffht of ■wat8r Weio'ht of soil Ppr cent of soil [25] EXERCISE 26 POWER OF SOILS TO EETAIN PLANT FOOD AND FERTILIZERS Tie a piece of cheesecloth over one end of each of three lamp chimneys. Fill one cliimney within an inch of the top with sand ; another, with clay ; and the third, with loam.
What to read after Agricultural Laboratory Manual;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sell, Edward Scott, 1887- to read onlineMoreLess
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