Corn book for Young Folk
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Surely STORING THE SEED 119 every grower wishes to know how, by simple devices, to save his country from so enormous a loss.
To sum up, there are two ways to insure good seed and thus save so many lost bushels. Each of these ways requires a little extra work in the fall and in the spring. The added work in the fall will be to select your seed in the field and to gather it early be- fore it is damaged by rain, cold, or disease, and then to store it wisely. There will usually be little fail- ure ...to sprout or to yield when fields are planted with selected seed ears which have been, first, produced by excellent home-grown par- ents ; second, gathered soon after they ripened ; third, dried carefully and thoroughly ; fourth, stored securely until planting-time.
What is the spring task that will call for some painstaking but delightful labor? It is to test each of these treasured seed ears in order to remove all doubt whether it has power to germinate and to make Fig. 86. A Wire Seed Rack I20 CORN BOOK FOR YOUNG FOLK a healthful growth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely STORING THE SEED 119 every grower wishes to know how, by simple devices, to save his country from so enormous a loss.
To sum up, there are two ways to insure good seed and thus save so many lost bushels. Each of these ways requires a little extra work in the fall and in the spring. The added work in the fall will be to select your seed in the field and to gather it early be- fore it is damaged by rain, cold, or disease, and then to store it wisely. There will usually be little fail- ure ...to sprout or to yield when fields are planted with selected seed ears which have been, first, produced by excellent home-grown par- ents ; second, gathered soon after they ripened ; third, dried carefully and thoroughly ; fourth, stored securely until planting-time.
What is the spring task that will call for some painstaking but delightful labor? It is to test each of these treasured seed ears in order to remove all doubt whether it has power to germinate and to make Fig. 86. A Wire Seed Rack I20 CORN BOOK FOR YOUNG FOLK a healthful growth.
What to read after Corn book for Young Folk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Charles Burgess, 1871- to read onlineMoreLess
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