Elements of Philippine Agriculture
Elements of Philippine Agriculture
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Five * O cm is usually better than a greater depth. Shallow culti- vation is not only easier, but it is likely to yield a 25 per cent larger crop than very deep cultivation. If the weather is dry, frequent shallow cultivation helps the soil to retain its water.
In wet seasons, cultivation four times during the FlG. 77. Maize in the Philippine Nor- mal School garden neglected 102 PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURE season is likely to give the largest crop, but it is usually more profitable to cultivate only... three times. An experi- ment in New Hampshire showed that the crop was : 17. 1 bushels per acre, without cultivation.
69. 7 bushels per acre, deeply cultivated, 5 times.
79. 1 bushels per acre, shallowly cultivated, 5 times.
80. 6 bushels per acre, shallowly cultivated, 14 times.
When the soil is first cultivated, it should be kept flat ; but after the plants are a meter high, it is better to throw the soil up somewhat around them. Healthy maize grows most rapidly during the week or two after it is i meter high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Five * O cm is usually better than a greater depth. Shallow culti- vation is not only easier, but it is likely to yield a 25 per cent larger crop than very deep cultivation. If the weather is dry, frequent shallow cultivation helps the soil to retain its water.
In wet seasons, cultivation four times during the FlG. 77. Maize in the Philippine Nor- mal School garden neglected 102 PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURE season is likely to give the largest crop, but it is usually more profitable to cultivate only... three times. An experi- ment in New Hampshire showed that the crop was : 17. 1 bushels per acre, without cultivation.
69. 7 bushels per acre, deeply cultivated, 5 times.
79. 1 bushels per acre, shallowly cultivated, 5 times.
80. 6 bushels per acre, shallowly cultivated, 14 times.
When the soil is first cultivated, it should be kept flat ; but after the plants are a meter high, it is better to throw the soil up somewhat around them. Healthy maize grows most rapidly during the week or two after it is i meter high.
What to read after Elements of Philippine Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Bingham Copeland to read onlineMoreLess
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