Farm Management a Handbook for Farm Pupils
Farm Management a Handbook for Farm Pupils
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If no dung be available, then apply an extra hundredweight of both super and kainit, and an extra ^ cwt. Of FARM CROPS 39 nitrate of soda. These manures are not to be applied at the same time ; the slag, which is to be preferred to the super on the sourer and more clayey soils, should be applied in January, the kainit in autumn, the super in early spring, and the nitrate of soda not till growth com- mences.
CHAPTER IV MANURES The prime object of manuring is to supply to the soil something it la...cks, to enable it to produce crops of the quantity and quality desired. Obviously then, we must know what it is the soil lacks. Now the plant feeds on certain chemical substances it gets from the soil and the air. It has been ascertained, by research, that there are only four of these substances of which the soil is likely to be depleted by the continued growth of crops ; consequently, to the farmer, the whole subject of manuring resolves itself into maintaining the supply of these particular four substances in the soil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If no dung be available, then apply an extra hundredweight of both super and kainit, and an extra ^ cwt. Of FARM CROPS 39 nitrate of soda. These manures are not to be applied at the same time ; the slag, which is to be preferred to the super on the sourer and more clayey soils, should be applied in January, the kainit in autumn, the super in early spring, and the nitrate of soda not till growth com- mences.
CHAPTER IV MANURES The prime object of manuring is to supply to the soil something it la...cks, to enable it to produce crops of the quantity and quality desired. Obviously then, we must know what it is the soil lacks. Now the plant feeds on certain chemical substances it gets from the soil and the air. It has been ascertained, by research, that there are only four of these substances of which the soil is likely to be depleted by the continued growth of crops ; consequently, to the farmer, the whole subject of manuring resolves itself into maintaining the supply of these particular four substances in the soil.
What to read after Farm Management a Handbook for Farm Pupils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Bruce Fielding to read onlineMoreLess
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