Conservation of the Soil. (Address of President Taft Before the National Conservation Congress, At Kansas City, Mo., September 25, 1911.)
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the ground water is the mosl essentia] constituent of the -oil. because solution, circulation, and organic assimilation are dependent on water. All the organisms and tissues are made up of this solvenl of water, ami it constitutes a large percentage of the bodies and food of men and animals. The question of the amount or ratio of ground water in the soil is a vital one. If it i- excessive it make- a sodden ma--, sticky when wet. but baked when dry, that there i- no possible absorption further i...nto it. and it -end- on the water that fall- on it to erode easy -lope-.
The erosion begins on the farm and should he remedied there.
Deep cultivation tends to absorb the product of each rainfall and to reduce the run-off. Deep cultivation brings up fresh earth salt- to the -horter rootlet-, l.ut carrie- down the humus and mulch to thicken the soil and I'm] the deepest root-. In flat-lying field- and tenacious soil- tile drainage is the besl method id" relieving the farm from the danger of too great run-oil'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the ground water is the mosl essentia] constituent of the -oil. because solution, circulation, and organic assimilation are dependent on water. All the organisms and tissues are made up of this solvenl of water, ami it constitutes a large percentage of the bodies and food of men and animals. The question of the amount or ratio of ground water in the soil is a vital one. If it i- excessive it make- a sodden ma--, sticky when wet. but baked when dry, that there i- no possible absorption further i...nto it. and it -end- on the water that fall- on it to erode easy -lope-.
The erosion begins on the farm and should he remedied there.
Deep cultivation tends to absorb the product of each rainfall and to reduce the run-off. Deep cultivation brings up fresh earth salt- to the -horter rootlet-, l.ut carrie- down the humus and mulch to thicken the soil and I'm] the deepest root-. In flat-lying field- and tenacious soil- tile drainage is the besl method id" relieving the farm from the danger of too great run-oil'.
What to read after Conservation of the Soil. (Address of President Taft Before the National Conservation Congress, At Kansas City, Mo., September 25, 1911.)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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