Agriculture for Southern Schools
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— By mixing his fertilizers the farmer can usually save several dollars per ton. He $ 5.58 8.75 1.72 $ 16.05 $ 21.00 16.05 Fig. 66.
- On left, Cotton Unfertilized ; on right, Cotton supplied WITH A Complete Home-mixed Fertilizer can also make a variety of mixtures, adapted to each crop and to each field.
io6 AGRICULTURE Fillers in fertilizers. — A full ton of the mixture is not always needed to afford the desired amount of plant- food.
If a full ton having the given percentage composition is wa...nted, add the necessary amount of some worthless mate- rial, such as ground stone or cinders. Such worthless addi- tions to fertilizers are called fillers. If manufacturers add them it is for the purpose of making a fertilizer that they can afford to sell at a low price. To avoid buying and hauling useless filler, use only the highest grades of manu- factured fertilizers. These are higher in price, but gener- ally furnish nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash at a lower cost per pound than do low-grade, cheap fertilizers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— By mixing his fertilizers the farmer can usually save several dollars per ton. He $ 5.58 8.75 1.72 $ 16.05 $ 21.00 16.05 Fig. 66.
- On left, Cotton Unfertilized ; on right, Cotton supplied WITH A Complete Home-mixed Fertilizer can also make a variety of mixtures, adapted to each crop and to each field.
io6 AGRICULTURE Fillers in fertilizers. — A full ton of the mixture is not always needed to afford the desired amount of plant- food.
If a full ton having the given percentage composition is wa...nted, add the necessary amount of some worthless mate- rial, such as ground stone or cinders. Such worthless addi- tions to fertilizers are called fillers. If manufacturers add them it is for the purpose of making a fertilizer that they can afford to sell at a low price. To avoid buying and hauling useless filler, use only the highest grades of manu- factured fertilizers. These are higher in price, but gener- ally furnish nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash at a lower cost per pound than do low-grade, cheap fertilizers.
What to read after Agriculture for Southern Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F John Frederick Duggar to read onlineMoreLess
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