Elementary Agriculture
Elementary Agriculture
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A kind of wheat has lately been found growing wild on the mountains of Palestine, and some people are sure that our wheat has come from this wild kind.
Wheat was grown in China many hundred years 126 Digitized by Google WHEAT 127 before Christ lived, and the Chinese said that it was given to them direct from heaven.
Wheat in America. Wheat was the first grain brought to our country by the Jamestown colony in 1607. These pioneers cut down forest trees to build a fort, and in the cleared places t...hey sowed Fig. 69. The reap hook, an ancient tool for reaping grain, wheat. The first crops were very poor, but they wanted white bread, so they kept planting a little more each year. The crops were cut with the reap hook, or sickle, which is merely a knife with a curved blade (Fig. 69). It was threshed by being trod upon by horses and oxen.
The World's Crop. Our country does not produce so large a part of the world's wheat crop as it does of the corn. Europe raises twice as much wheat as does North America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A kind of wheat has lately been found growing wild on the mountains of Palestine, and some people are sure that our wheat has come from this wild kind.
Wheat was grown in China many hundred years 126 Digitized by Google WHEAT 127 before Christ lived, and the Chinese said that it was given to them direct from heaven.
Wheat in America. Wheat was the first grain brought to our country by the Jamestown colony in 1607. These pioneers cut down forest trees to build a fort, and in the cleared places t...hey sowed Fig. 69. The reap hook, an ancient tool for reaping grain, wheat. The first crops were very poor, but they wanted white bread, so they kept planting a little more each year. The crops were cut with the reap hook, or sickle, which is merely a knife with a curved blade (Fig. 69). It was threshed by being trod upon by horses and oxen.
The World's Crop. Our country does not produce so large a part of the world's wheat crop as it does of the corn. Europe raises twice as much wheat as does North America.
What to read after Elementary Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nida, William Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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