Cotton Growing in India
Cotton Growing in India
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Ploughing with steel ploughs is only recommended when it is a question of getting rid of the deep-rooted weeds, and then it must be done at once after the rains, the ground being heavy black soil, which it would be impossible to plough in dry weather.
Many parts of India are suffering from a deep-rooted weed called " heriali " (Cynodon dactylon). In the south of the Bombay Presidency I was very pleased to see that a plough had been obtained by the Government with the special view of assisting f...armers to get rid of this deep-rooted weed, which soon spreads over the whole field. The plough in question was made by A. Bajac r Liancourt, France, and was worked by means of two windlasses ; it is designed on the system of the steam plough, a windlass is fixed on either side of the field, a cable to which is fastened the plough is wound up by one windlass and let out by the other. The windlass is turned either by two strong bullocks -or four medium- sized ones. The illustration given here shows the implement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ploughing with steel ploughs is only recommended when it is a question of getting rid of the deep-rooted weeds, and then it must be done at once after the rains, the ground being heavy black soil, which it would be impossible to plough in dry weather.
Many parts of India are suffering from a deep-rooted weed called " heriali " (Cynodon dactylon). In the south of the Bombay Presidency I was very pleased to see that a plough had been obtained by the Government with the special view of assisting f...armers to get rid of this deep-rooted weed, which soon spreads over the whole field. The plough in question was made by A. Bajac r Liancourt, France, and was worked by means of two windlasses ; it is designed on the system of the steam plough, a windlass is fixed on either side of the field, a cable to which is fastened the plough is wound up by one windlass and let out by the other. The windlass is turned either by two strong bullocks -or four medium- sized ones. The illustration given here shows the implement.
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