Agricultural Nevada
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He will require a few dollars' worth of lumber to make his distributing boxes.
By planting-time he will have decided as to the best crops to put in. During the fall and winter he has gathered all the information possible from local farmers, corresponded with the Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station at Reno, and supplied himself with government and experiment station bulletins regarding irrigation methods and the culture of the crops he has selected. He has finally decided, let us say, to grow... twenty acres of alfalfa, five acres of potatoes, and put the balance of his ground in wheat.
Reserving one acre for house yard and corrals, this leaves him thirty-four acres for grain.
His soil being the ordinary gravel loam which underlies the black sagebrush will not require plowing before seeding for either alfalfa or wheat.* He will follow competent advice as to the time of planting, as also the furrowing of the land for irrigation. The spring moisture in the soil will start the crop. The alfalfa this first year will have to be watched with the greatest care, not to give it too much water or too little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He will require a few dollars' worth of lumber to make his distributing boxes.
By planting-time he will have decided as to the best crops to put in. During the fall and winter he has gathered all the information possible from local farmers, corresponded with the Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station at Reno, and supplied himself with government and experiment station bulletins regarding irrigation methods and the culture of the crops he has selected. He has finally decided, let us say, to grow... twenty acres of alfalfa, five acres of potatoes, and put the balance of his ground in wheat.
Reserving one acre for house yard and corrals, this leaves him thirty-four acres for grain.
His soil being the ordinary gravel loam which underlies the black sagebrush will not require plowing before seeding for either alfalfa or wheat.* He will follow competent advice as to the time of planting, as also the furrowing of the land for irrigation. The spring moisture in the soil will start the crop. The alfalfa this first year will have to be watched with the greatest care, not to give it too much water or too little.
What to read after Agricultural Nevada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevada. Bureau of Industry, Agriculture And Irrigation. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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