Agricultural Meteorology : the Effect of Weather On Crops
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Temperature and honey. — ^A cold March is unfavor- able for a good honey year. A record of the total yields of honey at different maximum temperatures for all single days recorded in 1885 to 1914, showed the following: 248 AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY August.
Maximum temperatures Percentage of honey production Less than 70° 70 to 800 80 to 900 90 to 100 Over 100 1 per cent Q tt It 53 " " 37 " " I it tt ering all days for the months of June, Temperatures Percentage of total honey prodiuxd All days l...ess than 80° " " 80 to 90 " " over 90 17.3 45.4 37.3 TOBACCO Tobacco was used by the natives in North, Central, and South America when &st visited by Europeans. There are three general classes of tobacco grown in this coimtry, each of which is best developed under specific climatic and soil con- ditions.
538. In the United States. — The two most extensive dis- tricts of tobacco-culture in the United States are in northern and western Kentucky, including northwestern Tennessee, and southwestern Ohio, and in northern and eastern North Carolina and southern and central Virginia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Temperature and honey. — ^A cold March is unfavor- able for a good honey year. A record of the total yields of honey at different maximum temperatures for all single days recorded in 1885 to 1914, showed the following: 248 AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY August.
Maximum temperatures Percentage of honey production Less than 70° 70 to 800 80 to 900 90 to 100 Over 100 1 per cent Q tt It 53 " " 37 " " I it tt ering all days for the months of June, Temperatures Percentage of total honey prodiuxd All days l...ess than 80° " " 80 to 90 " " over 90 17.3 45.4 37.3 TOBACCO Tobacco was used by the natives in North, Central, and South America when &st visited by Europeans. There are three general classes of tobacco grown in this coimtry, each of which is best developed under specific climatic and soil con- ditions.
538. In the United States. — The two most extensive dis- tricts of tobacco-culture in the United States are in northern and western Kentucky, including northwestern Tennessee, and southwestern Ohio, and in northern and eastern North Carolina and southern and central Virginia.
What to read after Agricultural Meteorology : the Effect of Weather On Crops?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, John Warren, 1863- to read onlineMoreLess
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