For Better Crops in the South
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Cableton Bureau of Plant, Imliistry, U. S. Department t Aerriculture The actual farm value of the Small-grain crops in the South is probably greater than is generally supposed. The value of either oats or wheat, is not far from that of the corn crop. Even if no profit is ob- tained from the sale of a surplus it is a great convenience for the farmer to grow the quantity of small grain necessary for his own use. Besides, small grains fit well in several good systems of crop rotation, and rotation... is practically necessary to increase the chances of getting returns each year and to maintain a well-balanced supply of plant food in the soil.
The Small Grain Sections — The principal small-grain crops are oats and wheat, and for convenience of discussion in this paper the entire region may be roughly divided into two portions, (1) the northern or wheat area, including theCarolinas, eastern Virginia, and Tennessee, and (2) the southern or oats area, called also the Cotton Belt, including the remainder of the territory southward to the Gulf, the northern part of Florida, and westward to include most of Arkansas and eastern Texas.
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Cableton Bureau of Plant, Imliistry, U. S. Department t Aerriculture The actual farm value of the Small-grain crops in the South is probably greater than is generally supposed. The value of either oats or wheat, is not far from that of the corn crop. Even if no profit is ob- tained from the sale of a surplus it is a great convenience for the farmer to grow the quantity of small grain necessary for his own use. Besides, small grains fit well in several good systems of crop rotation, and rotation... is practically necessary to increase the chances of getting returns each year and to maintain a well-balanced supply of plant food in the soil.
The Small Grain Sections — The principal small-grain crops are oats and wheat, and for convenience of discussion in this paper the entire region may be roughly divided into two portions, (1) the northern or wheat area, including theCarolinas, eastern Virginia, and Tennessee, and (2) the southern or oats area, called also the Cotton Belt, including the remainder of the territory southward to the Gulf, the northern part of Florida, and westward to include most of Arkansas and eastern Texas.
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