Fertilizers, Their Source, Purchase And Use; An Elementary Treatise for the Use of Farmers And Fruitgrowers
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For instance, the average Vermont goods this year contain in a hundred, 2.22 pounds nitrogen, 10.93 pounds total phosphoric acid and 3.46 pounds of potash, a total of 16.61 pounds. Of what did the other 83.39 pounds consist, and is it 28 needed for plant food? It will be remembered that nitrogen is a gas, and phosphoric acid and potash respectively strong acid and alkali, and that they can only be useful in combined forms. If medium grade materials were used in the manufacture of the average fe...rtilizer, as stated above, it might be made up about as follows : 440 pounds of organic matter (blood, tankage, etc.) 850 pounds of ground S. C. rock and sulphuric acid.
llo pounds of muriate of potash.
1400 lbs.
This would leave 600 pounds, or 30 per cent, of the gross weight in every ton for moisture, dirt and useless material on which freight, mixing and bagging expenses, storage, etc., must be paid by the consumer.
A complete analysis of the above 1400 pounds would probably resemble the following : Water.....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For instance, the average Vermont goods this year contain in a hundred, 2.22 pounds nitrogen, 10.93 pounds total phosphoric acid and 3.46 pounds of potash, a total of 16.61 pounds. Of what did the other 83.39 pounds consist, and is it 28 needed for plant food? It will be remembered that nitrogen is a gas, and phosphoric acid and potash respectively strong acid and alkali, and that they can only be useful in combined forms. If medium grade materials were used in the manufacture of the average fe...rtilizer, as stated above, it might be made up about as follows : 440 pounds of organic matter (blood, tankage, etc.) 850 pounds of ground S. C. rock and sulphuric acid.
llo pounds of muriate of potash.
1400 lbs.
This would leave 600 pounds, or 30 per cent, of the gross weight in every ton for moisture, dirt and useless material on which freight, mixing and bagging expenses, storage, etc., must be paid by the consumer.
A complete analysis of the above 1400 pounds would probably resemble the following : Water.....
What to read after Fertilizers, Their Source, Purchase And Use; An Elementary Treatise for the Use of Farmers And Fruitgrowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll Bradford Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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