Elements of Agriculture
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Many products are also manufactured from corn. It is the chief source of alcohol and whiskey. It is the cheap- est material in America for making denatured alcohol.
Some of the products are malt liquors, glucose, corn starch, corn oil. Less important products are paper made from husks and stalks, explosives from the pith, packing for war vessels from the pith, corn-cob pipes. The pith has the property of expanding when wet, so that it will stop leaks in a vessel when pierced. Some counties in M...is- souri grow a special variety with large cobs for corn- cob pipes. Some of the chief by-products are gluten meal and distilled grains, which are used as stock foods.
The proportion of the corn that is fed to stock is much greater in states west of Chicago than it is in Illinois.
This is because it is cheaper to ship the meat produced by a bushel of corn than it is to ship the corn. A bushel of corn will produce 10 to 11 pounds of pork. Instead of shipping five or six pounds of corn, a farmer can feed it to a hog and have only one pound to ship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many products are also manufactured from corn. It is the chief source of alcohol and whiskey. It is the cheap- est material in America for making denatured alcohol.
Some of the products are malt liquors, glucose, corn starch, corn oil. Less important products are paper made from husks and stalks, explosives from the pith, packing for war vessels from the pith, corn-cob pipes. The pith has the property of expanding when wet, so that it will stop leaks in a vessel when pierced. Some counties in M...is- souri grow a special variety with large cobs for corn- cob pipes. Some of the chief by-products are gluten meal and distilled grains, which are used as stock foods.
The proportion of the corn that is fed to stock is much greater in states west of Chicago than it is in Illinois.
This is because it is cheaper to ship the meat produced by a bushel of corn than it is to ship the corn. A bushel of corn will produce 10 to 11 pounds of pork. Instead of shipping five or six pounds of corn, a farmer can feed it to a hog and have only one pound to ship.
What to read after Elements of Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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