Flax Culture for the Seed And the Fiber
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Commercial fertilizers have the advantage of being free from seeds of worthless and noxious plants, and without doubt, can be used on Flax with profit ; but this class of FLAX CULTURE. Manures should be used with caution and with an accurate knowledge of the constituents of the land to which they are applied as well as of the fertilizer itself. The prudent farmer will, so far as practicable, produce upon his own farm the manures necessary to keep up its fertility. SEED. The selection of seed is... a matter which is entitled to special consideration. Great care should be exercised in this direction, as the success of the crop depends to no small extent on the quality of the seed. Flax seed is considered of good quality when it is bulky and heavy, the faces of each seed being equally plump and convex ; color a bright brown, uniform ; should sink in water ; be easily combustible, burning with clearness and rapidity. The inside, when broken, should be of a light yellowish-green color, should have a sweet taste and be very oily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commercial fertilizers have the advantage of being free from seeds of worthless and noxious plants, and without doubt, can be used on Flax with profit ; but this class of FLAX CULTURE. Manures should be used with caution and with an accurate knowledge of the constituents of the land to which they are applied as well as of the fertilizer itself. The prudent farmer will, so far as practicable, produce upon his own farm the manures necessary to keep up its fertility. SEED. The selection of seed is... a matter which is entitled to special consideration. Great care should be exercised in this direction, as the success of the crop depends to no small extent on the quality of the seed. Flax seed is considered of good quality when it is bulky and heavy, the faces of each seed being equally plump and convex ; color a bright brown, uniform ; should sink in water ; be easily combustible, burning with clearness and rapidity. The inside, when broken, should be of a light yellowish-green color, should have a sweet taste and be very oily.
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