Campbell's 1905 Soil Culture Manual; Explains How the Rain Waters Are Stored And Conserved in the Soil;
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For ten consecutive years this entire quarter section was put into wheat. Every year in the early stages of the growth of the wheat, the shape of this five-acre field, which was in one corner of the one hundred and sixty acres, was perceptible both in the color of the wheat and the development of the stools, and almost invariably at harvest time the grain on this little piece would be from four to eight and ten inches higher than the balance of the field, and yielded invariably from fifty to on...e hundred and fifty per cent more.
With much study along these lines, and several experiments, to find out why such remarkable results were obtained from this field and why we could not succeed in later attempts, we were finally able to solve the problem fully. It is simply a question of mixing the manures into the soil as much as possible, and then firming the under portion of the fur- row slice, thoroughly packing manure and soil, followed with careful cultivation, when the same results may practically be attained any year that were secured in the seasons referred to, when we had the unusual amount of rain scattered along at proper periods at just the right time to produce decomposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ten consecutive years this entire quarter section was put into wheat. Every year in the early stages of the growth of the wheat, the shape of this five-acre field, which was in one corner of the one hundred and sixty acres, was perceptible both in the color of the wheat and the development of the stools, and almost invariably at harvest time the grain on this little piece would be from four to eight and ten inches higher than the balance of the field, and yielded invariably from fifty to on...e hundred and fifty per cent more.
With much study along these lines, and several experiments, to find out why such remarkable results were obtained from this field and why we could not succeed in later attempts, we were finally able to solve the problem fully. It is simply a question of mixing the manures into the soil as much as possible, and then firming the under portion of the fur- row slice, thoroughly packing manure and soil, followed with careful cultivation, when the same results may practically be attained any year that were secured in the seasons referred to, when we had the unusual amount of rain scattered along at proper periods at just the right time to produce decomposition.
What to read after Campbell's 1905 Soil Culture Manual; Explains How the Rain Waters Are Stored And Conserved in the Soil;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, Hardy Webster, 1850- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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