Fodder And Pasture Plants
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Geographical distribution: Reed Fescue occurs in Europe almost to the polar circle, in northern Africa and in western Asia.
Cultural conditions: It is common along seashores and loves wet ground more than does Meadow Fescue. It can therefore be grown in wet places where the latter would certainly fail.
Agricultural value: Its feeding value is inferior to that of Meadow Fescue and cattle generally refuse to pasture on it if other grasses are available.
The proper time for mowing grass is when th...e ear begins to shed its blossom and to grow strong: care must be talcen to cut it before it becomes dry and parched. Some persons turn the water upon it the day before mowing, where it is practicable to do so. — Pliny, Natural History, 23-79.
Ill husbandry trusteth To him and to her; Good husbandry lusteth Himself for to stir.
— Thomas Tusser, Five Hundreth Pointes of Husbandrie, 1557.
Now I will tell you by what means you may distinguish each soil. If you desire to know whether it be looafe or unusually close, since the one is favorable for com, the other for wine; firit, you will select a place beforehand and order a pit to be sunk deep where the soil is unbroken, and you will restore to its place again all the clay, and with your feet will tread the mould till it be level on the top.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Geographical distribution: Reed Fescue occurs in Europe almost to the polar circle, in northern Africa and in western Asia.
Cultural conditions: It is common along seashores and loves wet ground more than does Meadow Fescue. It can therefore be grown in wet places where the latter would certainly fail.
Agricultural value: Its feeding value is inferior to that of Meadow Fescue and cattle generally refuse to pasture on it if other grasses are available.
The proper time for mowing grass is when th...e ear begins to shed its blossom and to grow strong: care must be talcen to cut it before it becomes dry and parched. Some persons turn the water upon it the day before mowing, where it is practicable to do so. — Pliny, Natural History, 23-79.
Ill husbandry trusteth To him and to her; Good husbandry lusteth Himself for to stir.
— Thomas Tusser, Five Hundreth Pointes of Husbandrie, 1557.
Now I will tell you by what means you may distinguish each soil. If you desire to know whether it be looafe or unusually close, since the one is favorable for com, the other for wine; firit, you will select a place beforehand and order a pit to be sunk deep where the soil is unbroken, and you will restore to its place again all the clay, and with your feet will tread the mould till it be level on the top.
What to read after Fodder And Pasture Plants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canada Dept of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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