Agriculture for the Kansas Common Schools
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They make their best growth on a rich loam, well supplied with plant food, but on poor soils will do very well in comparison with other plants.
Grown on poor soil, cowpeas tend more to seed production, while on rich soils they pro- duce more vine.
They are grown successfully i n states farther north than Kan- sas, although earlier-maturing varieties must then be used. The time required for maturity varies from seventy-five to one hundred and twenty days. Cowpeas do well on nearly all soils in K...ansas if supplied with sufficient moisture.
Cowpeas and soy beans, showing variation in manner of growth.
Three varieties of cowpeas on the left; three varieties of soy beans on the right.
LEGUMES 117 They do not seem to need inoculation in this state. Soils of medium fertility are best. For drier regions the early- maturing varieties should be chosen.
Seed-bed Preparation. As with most other crops, we can not expect cov/peas to do their best unless we prepare the ground well and are sure there is a fair amount of plant food and moisture in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They make their best growth on a rich loam, well supplied with plant food, but on poor soils will do very well in comparison with other plants.
Grown on poor soil, cowpeas tend more to seed production, while on rich soils they pro- duce more vine.
They are grown successfully i n states farther north than Kan- sas, although earlier-maturing varieties must then be used. The time required for maturity varies from seventy-five to one hundred and twenty days. Cowpeas do well on nearly all soils in K...ansas if supplied with sufficient moisture.
Cowpeas and soy beans, showing variation in manner of growth.
Three varieties of cowpeas on the left; three varieties of soy beans on the right.
LEGUMES 117 They do not seem to need inoculation in this state. Soils of medium fertility are best. For drier regions the early- maturing varieties should be chosen.
Seed-bed Preparation. As with most other crops, we can not expect cov/peas to do their best unless we prepare the ground well and are sure there is a fair amount of plant food and moisture in it.
What to read after Agriculture for the Kansas Common Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Call, Leland Everett, 1881- [from Old Catalog] Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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