Essay On the Use of Lime As a Manure
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9. The second mode differs from the first in this respect : the heaps of stone are co- vered with a coat of earth, about six inches thick, according to the size of the heap, and which is equal to five or six times the bulk of the hme. 'When tlie hme begins to swell, by slaldng, the cracks and openings in the heap are filled with earth : and when the lime is reduced to powder, each heap is worked over, so as to mix thoroughly the lime and the earth. If nothing hurries the labor, this last operat...ion is repeated at the end of fifteen days — and then, after waiting two weeks more, the mixture is spread over the soil.
10. The third process, which is adopted where culture is more perfect, where lime is dear, and which combines all the advantages of liming without oflering any of their incon- veniences, consists in making compost heaps of lime and earth, or mould. For this, there is first made a bed of earth, mould, or turf, of a foot, or thereabouts, in thickness. The clods are chopped down, and there is spread over a layer of unslaked hme of a hecto- litre* for the 20 cubic feet, or a ton to the 45 cubic feet of earth.
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9. The second mode differs from the first in this respect : the heaps of stone are co- vered with a coat of earth, about six inches thick, according to the size of the heap, and which is equal to five or six times the bulk of the hme. 'When tlie hme begins to swell, by slaldng, the cracks and openings in the heap are filled with earth : and when the lime is reduced to powder, each heap is worked over, so as to mix thoroughly the lime and the earth. If nothing hurries the labor, this last operat...ion is repeated at the end of fifteen days — and then, after waiting two weeks more, the mixture is spread over the soil.
10. The third process, which is adopted where culture is more perfect, where lime is dear, and which combines all the advantages of liming without oflering any of their incon- veniences, consists in making compost heaps of lime and earth, or mould. For this, there is first made a bed of earth, mould, or turf, of a foot, or thereabouts, in thickness. The clods are chopped down, and there is spread over a layer of unslaked hme of a hecto- litre* for the 20 cubic feet, or a ton to the 45 cubic feet of earth.
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