Cotton in Egypt And the Anglo Egyptian Sudan
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Thus sowing extends from the middle of February to the middle of April. There are two different methods of sowing, the wet and the dry method.
In the wet method, or which is called the " Demensaui, " the water is allowed to run in the furrows before sowing until they are filled to about two-thirds. In eight or ten days the land is again dry, but a line has been left behind on the side of the ridges showing up to what height the water had risen. Along this line on the ridges the seeds are plante...d always on the south side of the ridge, which runs from east to west ; this is done in order to protect the young plants from the cold north winds, and in order to give them the full advantage of the sun. The first watering after the sowing follows mostly between the 25th and 35th day. With a second wet method, called the " Meskaui, " the watering is not given before but immedi- ately after the sowing.
In the " dry " or " Baali " method, which is the one most extensively used, the fields are not watered before the sowing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus sowing extends from the middle of February to the middle of April. There are two different methods of sowing, the wet and the dry method.
In the wet method, or which is called the " Demensaui, " the water is allowed to run in the furrows before sowing until they are filled to about two-thirds. In eight or ten days the land is again dry, but a line has been left behind on the side of the ridges showing up to what height the water had risen. Along this line on the ridges the seeds are plante...d always on the south side of the ridge, which runs from east to west ; this is done in order to protect the young plants from the cold north winds, and in order to give them the full advantage of the sun. The first watering after the sowing follows mostly between the 25th and 35th day. With a second wet method, called the " Meskaui, " the watering is not given before but immedi- ately after the sowing.
In the " dry " or " Baali " method, which is the one most extensively used, the fields are not watered before the sowing.
What to read after Cotton in Egypt And the Anglo Egyptian Sudan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moritz Schanz to read onlineMoreLess
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