Bean Culture; a Practical Treatise On the Production And Marketing of Beans, With a Special Chapter On Commercial Problems
Bean Culture; a Practical Treatise On the Production And Marketing of Beans, With a Special Chapter On Commercial Problems
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Some farm- ers plow the fall before, but this is the exception rather than the rule. Inverted clover sod is ideal for beans. A common rotation in large bean growing sections is clover, beans, wheat.
Time of planting varies with locality, season and the variety of beans used. Here the best judgment is FIG. 22 A STANDARD BEAN PLANTER.
required. The aim should be to have beans start promptly after planting, and keep growing until they reach maturity, suffering no setbacks. As a rule do not be in t...oo much of a hurry to plant. If beans are put in cold ground, many will rot and others lose their vitality. Some of the strongest will come up, and their neighbors if they come up at all, will be two or three weeks late. This results in uneven ripening, one of the things to be avoided by bean growers.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CULTURAL METHODS 73 Even if the beans do finally germinate and come up, they will manifest a reluctant growth through the season, much like the stunted animal. There is still another reason why beans should not be planted too early.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some farm- ers plow the fall before, but this is the exception rather than the rule. Inverted clover sod is ideal for beans. A common rotation in large bean growing sections is clover, beans, wheat.
Time of planting varies with locality, season and the variety of beans used. Here the best judgment is FIG. 22 A STANDARD BEAN PLANTER.
required. The aim should be to have beans start promptly after planting, and keep growing until they reach maturity, suffering no setbacks. As a rule do not be in t...oo much of a hurry to plant. If beans are put in cold ground, many will rot and others lose their vitality. Some of the strongest will come up, and their neighbors if they come up at all, will be two or three weeks late. This results in uneven ripening, one of the things to be avoided by bean growers.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CULTURAL METHODS 73 Even if the beans do finally germinate and come up, they will manifest a reluctant growth through the season, much like the stunted animal. There is still another reason why beans should not be planted too early.
What to read after Bean Culture; a Practical Treatise On the Production And Marketing of Beans, With a Special Chapter On Commercial Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glenn Cyrus Sevey to read onlineMoreLess
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