Fertilizing for Profit
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While the cost of the different plant foods varies in different localities, nitrogen is usually figured at 2 cents a pound, potash at 6 cents and phos- phoric acid at 51 cents. The variation in the prices of the two last named elements may be as much as one cent per pound, while the nitrogen often costs 2 5 cents or more per pound. Indeed, it is seldom that plant foods can be had at these accepted valuations in mixed fertilizers, since there is always the cost of mixing and often freight charge...s on account of the use of fillers, to be added to the first cost of the materials used in the fertilizers.
CHAPTER X.
HOW TO DO HOME MIXING.
THE FARMER who has arrived at the point of pur- chasing his fertilizers for the plant food they really contain and who wishes to buy only such quantities of each of the plant foods as are -profitable and most likely to be demanded, will often find it to his advantage to mix his own fertilizers instead of buying those already mixed by the manufacturer.
If he does this, he will, of course, buy those materials from Avhich the manufacturers themselves make up the standard formulas usually sold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the cost of the different plant foods varies in different localities, nitrogen is usually figured at 2 cents a pound, potash at 6 cents and phos- phoric acid at 51 cents. The variation in the prices of the two last named elements may be as much as one cent per pound, while the nitrogen often costs 2 5 cents or more per pound. Indeed, it is seldom that plant foods can be had at these accepted valuations in mixed fertilizers, since there is always the cost of mixing and often freight charge...s on account of the use of fillers, to be added to the first cost of the materials used in the fertilizers.
CHAPTER X.
HOW TO DO HOME MIXING.
THE FARMER who has arrived at the point of pur- chasing his fertilizers for the plant food they really contain and who wishes to buy only such quantities of each of the plant foods as are -profitable and most likely to be demanded, will often find it to his advantage to mix his own fertilizers instead of buying those already mixed by the manufacturer.
If he does this, he will, of course, buy those materials from Avhich the manufacturers themselves make up the standard formulas usually sold.
What to read after Fertilizing for Profit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Elva E., 1879-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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