Agriculture a Text for the School And the Farm
Agriculture a Text for the School And the Farm
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They should (1) yield well; (2) have such grasses as will start early and continue to grow late; (3) be palatable and nutritious to stock ; (4) form a firm tough sod that will stand tramp- ling; (5) have fine rather than coarse grasses; and (6) be free from weeds.
Pasture grasses and legumes. The best meadow grasses are not always the best pasture grasses. For ex- ample, timothy, the queen of hay grasses, is too coarse when used alone for the best pasture grass, and does not stand trampling so ...well as some others.
Pastures should usually be made of a mixture of plants. This will provide some varieties that start earlier than others, root at different depths, adjust themselves to various kinds of seasons, supply variety for stock, and endure longer without running out. Pasture mixtures should contain a much greater variety than meadow mixtures.
Pasture mixtures. Over the greater portion of the United States north of the cotton belt and the region west of the Missouri River, Kentucky blue-grass and white clover are the most common and valuable pasture grasses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They should (1) yield well; (2) have such grasses as will start early and continue to grow late; (3) be palatable and nutritious to stock ; (4) form a firm tough sod that will stand tramp- ling; (5) have fine rather than coarse grasses; and (6) be free from weeds.
Pasture grasses and legumes. The best meadow grasses are not always the best pasture grasses. For ex- ample, timothy, the queen of hay grasses, is too coarse when used alone for the best pasture grass, and does not stand trampling so ...well as some others.
Pastures should usually be made of a mixture of plants. This will provide some varieties that start earlier than others, root at different depths, adjust themselves to various kinds of seasons, supply variety for stock, and endure longer without running out. Pasture mixtures should contain a much greater variety than meadow mixtures.
Pasture mixtures. Over the greater portion of the United States north of the cotton belt and the region west of the Missouri River, Kentucky blue-grass and white clover are the most common and valuable pasture grasses.
What to read after Agriculture a Text for the School And the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O H Oscar Herman Benson to read onlineMoreLess
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