Flax Culture for the Seed And the Fiber, in the United States, With Special Reference to the States West of Pennsylvania
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I have given the highest, the lowest, and a medium calculation of the cost of pro- duction in this state, but the average may be taken as $10.00 per acre, and thus it will be seen that even doubling this amount, in order to make up for additional labor and larger outlay for sowing seed, we are still much below the lowest rate at which Flax is raised in Europe, while the cost of Flax production in France is twice as high, and in Holland three times as high as ours. We are, therefore, undoubtedly..., in the most favorable position to compete with any country in the world and need no "protection" for raising Flax, any more than for growing wheat, corn, cotton, or any other of our staple crops. All that is needed is to imitate our European competitors in the care they bestow on the Flax crop as suggested in the following pages on this subject, and most remunerative harvests will surely be the reward .
KivAx Culture:.
SOIL.
Flax culture requires very careful preparation of the land ; deep tillage and thorough pulverization being essential to success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have given the highest, the lowest, and a medium calculation of the cost of pro- duction in this state, but the average may be taken as $10.00 per acre, and thus it will be seen that even doubling this amount, in order to make up for additional labor and larger outlay for sowing seed, we are still much below the lowest rate at which Flax is raised in Europe, while the cost of Flax production in France is twice as high, and in Holland three times as high as ours. We are, therefore, undoubtedly..., in the most favorable position to compete with any country in the world and need no "protection" for raising Flax, any more than for growing wheat, corn, cotton, or any other of our staple crops. All that is needed is to imitate our European competitors in the care they bestow on the Flax crop as suggested in the following pages on this subject, and most remunerative harvests will surely be the reward .
KivAx Culture:.
SOIL.
Flax culture requires very careful preparation of the land ; deep tillage and thorough pulverization being essential to success.
What to read after Flax Culture for the Seed And the Fiber, in the United States, With Special Reference to the States West of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Koelkenbeck to read onlineMoreLess
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