American Farmer volume V2 1820 21
American Farmer volume V2 1820 21
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Ate of sixteen bushels the acre, or mixed ... Ch compos:, iiuid, or loamy earth ; sixteen bushels of Salt to twenty loads of earth, and turned in the heap or three 'times to incorporate it properly ; this com- post should be laid on and spread in the autumn. — Piige 13—18.
For meadow-lands, we would advise the farmer to sow six bushels of Salt per acre, immediately after the hay is got in. This would be found peculiarly neficial in hot and dry summers, and upon lime- stone and sandy soils ; whi...ch, after they are mown, are often so much parched by Uie heat of the sun, that not only the eddish is destroyed, but also the crop of the ensuing year is very materially injured ; but by sowing it with Salt, mUsture would be attracted and retained, sufficient to assist vegetation so powerfully, as in a short time again to cover the face of the ground with grass, and by that means effectually to screen the roots, which would otherwise be too much exposed to the direct rays of the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ate of sixteen bushels the acre, or mixed ... Ch compos:, iiuid, or loamy earth ; sixteen bushels of Salt to twenty loads of earth, and turned in the heap or three 'times to incorporate it properly ; this com- post should be laid on and spread in the autumn. — Piige 13—18.
For meadow-lands, we would advise the farmer to sow six bushels of Salt per acre, immediately after the hay is got in. This would be found peculiarly neficial in hot and dry summers, and upon lime- stone and sandy soils ; whi...ch, after they are mown, are often so much parched by Uie heat of the sun, that not only the eddish is destroyed, but also the crop of the ensuing year is very materially injured ; but by sowing it with Salt, mUsture would be attracted and retained, sufficient to assist vegetation so powerfully, as in a short time again to cover the face of the ground with grass, and by that means effectually to screen the roots, which would otherwise be too much exposed to the direct rays of the sun.
VOL. II.
What to read after American Farmer volume V2 1820 21?
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