General Agricultural Chemistry
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8 Cts. (i S Medium grade com- plete fertilizer 23 9 7, ; i| High grade complete fertilizer . . 1 ( , ; () *> Dried blood 18. 5 Nitrate of poda 115 !l Acid phosphate . R> i Muriate of potash ]. . ; Commercial Fertilizers. 165 It will be seen that the price per pound of plant food is very ijmuch less in high grade goods than in low grade goods, and ! further, that the essential elements can be purchased separately ilinore cheaply than in any mixed fertilizer. Home mixing. The above facts emphasiz...e the wisdom of the 'purchase of basal materials and home mixing. The difference in cost of complete fertilizers and the basal materials per pound of plant food is to be partly attributed to the expense of bagging and mixing. This, Voorhees has shown to amount to about $8. 50 per ton. That this practice of home mixing is entirely satisfac- tory has been abundantly proven by the Eastern Experiment iStations. It allows the uniting of the different elements in the proportions which have been found to meet best the requirements :>f the crop and the soil on which the crop is to be raised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 Cts. (i S Medium grade com- plete fertilizer 23 9 7, ; i| High grade complete fertilizer . . 1 ( , ; () *> Dried blood 18. 5 Nitrate of poda 115 !l Acid phosphate . R> i Muriate of potash ]. . ; Commercial Fertilizers. 165 It will be seen that the price per pound of plant food is very ijmuch less in high grade goods than in low grade goods, and ! further, that the essential elements can be purchased separately ilinore cheaply than in any mixed fertilizer. Home mixing. The above facts emphasiz...e the wisdom of the 'purchase of basal materials and home mixing. The difference in cost of complete fertilizers and the basal materials per pound of plant food is to be partly attributed to the expense of bagging and mixing. This, Voorhees has shown to amount to about $8. 50 per ton. That this practice of home mixing is entirely satisfac- tory has been abundantly proven by the Eastern Experiment iStations. It allows the uniting of the different elements in the proportions which have been found to meet best the requirements :>f the crop and the soil on which the crop is to be raised.
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