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The conditions of soil may be very different on your land from that which produced the big crops. It is better to sow a small amount and test it one or two years before changing to a new variety. In doing this I would limit the new variety to a single sack. If this proves valuable you will save enough from it to sow a large acre- age the second year. If it makes a failure, it is too much rather than too little.
It will require more than one year to test all the qualities of a new variety of whe...at. An illustration of this in my own experi- ence was that I bought two bushels of Clawson wheat several years ago, it being recommended as a wonderful yielder. I noticed that it came up in about four days less time than the Fultz, and grew rapidly, so that the ground was soon green and covered with wheat. I was greatly pleased with it until the ensuing harvest, when a long period of wet weather prevailed. Before long my Clawson was growing green in the shock, while the Fulz wheat did not sprout at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conditions of soil may be very different on your land from that which produced the big crops. It is better to sow a small amount and test it one or two years before changing to a new variety. In doing this I would limit the new variety to a single sack. If this proves valuable you will save enough from it to sow a large acre- age the second year. If it makes a failure, it is too much rather than too little.
It will require more than one year to test all the qualities of a new variety of whe...at. An illustration of this in my own experi- ence was that I bought two bushels of Clawson wheat several years ago, it being recommended as a wonderful yielder. I noticed that it came up in about four days less time than the Fultz, and grew rapidly, so that the ground was soon green and covered with wheat. I was greatly pleased with it until the ensuing harvest, when a long period of wet weather prevailed. Before long my Clawson was growing green in the shock, while the Fulz wheat did not sprout at all.
What to read after Farm Science ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holden, P. G. (Perry Greeley), 1865-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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