Food for Plants
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An excess of Nitrate is to be avoided, but the amount mentioned is not top much. All other ammoniates on the market must be converted into Nitrate by weathering and the action of the soil bacteria before they can possibly be available for plant food. Nitrate of Soda is a pre-digested ammoniate, and while there is some danger of loss by leaching, this is easily avoided by the use of small and frequent applications.
With sulphate of ammonia the danger is much greater, as it must be converted into... Nitrate before it is available as food, and during this comparatively long process may all be lost by rains and leaching.
Dried blood, cotton-seed meal and all other ammoniates, if used in such quantities as to afford an adequate supply of Nitrate, may cause die-back. No disease results from the proper use of Nitrate of Soda. Besides the possible losses indicated, when other ammoniates are used, there is an actual loss of Nitrogen during the process of Nitration, and all ammoniates must undergo Nitration — must be Nitrated before living trees or plants will feed on them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An excess of Nitrate is to be avoided, but the amount mentioned is not top much. All other ammoniates on the market must be converted into Nitrate by weathering and the action of the soil bacteria before they can possibly be available for plant food. Nitrate of Soda is a pre-digested ammoniate, and while there is some danger of loss by leaching, this is easily avoided by the use of small and frequent applications.
With sulphate of ammonia the danger is much greater, as it must be converted into... Nitrate before it is available as food, and during this comparatively long process may all be lost by rains and leaching.
Dried blood, cotton-seed meal and all other ammoniates, if used in such quantities as to afford an adequate supply of Nitrate, may cause die-back. No disease results from the proper use of Nitrate of Soda. Besides the possible losses indicated, when other ammoniates are used, there is an actual loss of Nitrogen during the process of Nitration, and all ammoniates must undergo Nitration — must be Nitrated before living trees or plants will feed on them.
What to read after Food for Plants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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