Farm Management
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Often when the soil on a field is left exposed for a comparatively long time before a crop is put on it, single furrows may be run at proper distances apart around the hill. Such furrows, properly made, will check the rapid flow of water over the surface, and distribute it gradually to lower levels without injurious effects. Such simple means cost virtually nothing when done in connection with regular necessary operations.
Often a little intelligent consideration given to ways of cultivating th...e soil, or of driving over it with wagons, or other implements, may prevent disastrous effects. Leaving a cultivator-furrow on a slope toward the foot of a hill makes a channel for water to flow down freely; and 1 Bulletin No. 17, North Carolina Geological Survey: The Mangum Terrace, U. S. Dept. Agr. B. P. I. Circular No. 94.
ADVANTAGES SECUEED 81 where such furrows are three to four feet apart, between rows of corn or other cultivated plants, the amount of soil carried away may be enor- mous.
The formation of deep gullies is often pre- vented by leaving narrow strips, where they naturally occur, in forest growth, or in some perennial grass, such as bluegrass or Bermuda grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often when the soil on a field is left exposed for a comparatively long time before a crop is put on it, single furrows may be run at proper distances apart around the hill. Such furrows, properly made, will check the rapid flow of water over the surface, and distribute it gradually to lower levels without injurious effects. Such simple means cost virtually nothing when done in connection with regular necessary operations.
Often a little intelligent consideration given to ways of cultivating th...e soil, or of driving over it with wagons, or other implements, may prevent disastrous effects. Leaving a cultivator-furrow on a slope toward the foot of a hill makes a channel for water to flow down freely; and 1 Bulletin No. 17, North Carolina Geological Survey: The Mangum Terrace, U. S. Dept. Agr. B. P. I. Circular No. 94.
ADVANTAGES SECUEED 81 where such furrows are three to four feet apart, between rows of corn or other cultivated plants, the amount of soil carried away may be enor- mous.
The formation of deep gullies is often pre- vented by leaving narrow strips, where they naturally occur, in forest growth, or in some perennial grass, such as bluegrass or Bermuda grass.
What to read after Farm Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold, Jacob Hiram, 1864- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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