Draining for Profit And Draining for Health
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" Some years ago, the Rural New Yorker published a letter from one of its correspondents from which the fol- lowing is extracted - " I recollect calling upon a gentleman in the harvest field, when some- thing like the following conversation occurred : 4 Your wheat, sir, looks very fine ; how many acres have you in this field?' ' In the neighborhood of eight, I judge. ' ' Did you sow upon fallow ? ' ' No sir. We turned over green sward sowed immediately upon the eod, and drugged it thoroughly an...d you see the yield will probably be 25 bushels to the acre, where it is not too wet. ' ' Yes sir, it is mostly very fine. I observed a thin strip through it, but did not notice that it was wet. ' ' Well, it is not very wet. Sometimes after a rain, the water runs across it, and in spring and fall it is just wet enough to heave the wheat and kill it. ' I inquired whether a couple of good drains across the lot would not render it dry.
' Perhaps so but there is not over an acre that is killed out. ' * Have you made an estimate cf the loss you annually sustain from this wet place ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Some years ago, the Rural New Yorker published a letter from one of its correspondents from which the fol- lowing is extracted - " I recollect calling upon a gentleman in the harvest field, when some- thing like the following conversation occurred : 4 Your wheat, sir, looks very fine ; how many acres have you in this field?' ' In the neighborhood of eight, I judge. ' ' Did you sow upon fallow ? ' ' No sir. We turned over green sward sowed immediately upon the eod, and drugged it thoroughly an...d you see the yield will probably be 25 bushels to the acre, where it is not too wet. ' ' Yes sir, it is mostly very fine. I observed a thin strip through it, but did not notice that it was wet. ' ' Well, it is not very wet. Sometimes after a rain, the water runs across it, and in spring and fall it is just wet enough to heave the wheat and kill it. ' I inquired whether a couple of good drains across the lot would not render it dry.
' Perhaps so but there is not over an acre that is killed out. ' * Have you made an estimate cf the loss you annually sustain from this wet place ?
What to read after Draining for Profit And Draining for Health?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E George Edwin Waring to read onlineMoreLess
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