Dairy Farming
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For raising corn, small grain, and hay, manure is often credited to the cows at about $1 to $1.50 per ton at the barn.
SYSTEMS OF FARMING ON DAIRY FARMS 235 The cost of hauling is usually about 50 cents so that these figures would make the manure cost the crops $1.50 to $2 per ton. For some new regions these figures may be high, but in the eastern half of the United States manure is always worth at least $1 per ton at the barn. Where truck crops or other very intensive crops are raised, it may ...be worth much more.
211. The Value of Manure Depends on the Rate of Appli- cation. The Pennsylvania Experiment Station has con- ducted an extensive series of fertilizer and manure experi- ments since 1882. A four-year rotation of corn, oats, wheat, hay is followed. On one plot 6 tons of manure is applied on the corn and on the wheat. On another plot 10 tons is used. The check plots receive no treatment. The total values of the crops per acre for 32 years were as follows : x No treatment $474 • Six tons manure every other year (96 tons) ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For raising corn, small grain, and hay, manure is often credited to the cows at about $1 to $1.50 per ton at the barn.
SYSTEMS OF FARMING ON DAIRY FARMS 235 The cost of hauling is usually about 50 cents so that these figures would make the manure cost the crops $1.50 to $2 per ton. For some new regions these figures may be high, but in the eastern half of the United States manure is always worth at least $1 per ton at the barn. Where truck crops or other very intensive crops are raised, it may ...be worth much more.
211. The Value of Manure Depends on the Rate of Appli- cation. The Pennsylvania Experiment Station has con- ducted an extensive series of fertilizer and manure experi- ments since 1882. A four-year rotation of corn, oats, wheat, hay is followed. On one plot 6 tons of manure is applied on the corn and on the wheat. On another plot 10 tons is used. The check plots receive no treatment. The total values of the crops per acre for 32 years were as follows : x No treatment $474 • Six tons manure every other year (96 tons) ...
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Henry Eckles to read onlineMoreLess
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