Genesee Farmer volume V11 1850
Genesee Farmer volume V11 1850
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S poor in mold, some well rotted manure, chip dung, or swamp muck, should be mi. Ved with the lime and ashes. The soil in which apple, pear, and peach trees are to grow, should not bo made very rich with stable manure, as it tends to proiluce an e. \ccss of wood, and much of that not perfectly matured. — Pounded bones are valuable to put into the earth alioul the roots of pear trees. The best fruit tree soils in the world abound in bone earth, or phosphate of lime ; but all hard wood ashes also... contain this important fiTtili/. Er. Mix ashes and lime thoroughly w itii the soil around the tree, and beyond the extreme ends of its roots.
Messrs. Editors ; — Relying on your pledge made to a brother farmer in your Jnnuory number, [will tiy.
Kirst, to institute an inquiry for the general good both of firiners and all others w ho keep cows. Last spring I lust iin exrelli-nt cow. . She died in about two days after she calved, witli what we call the calf fever. My son lost another in the fi:ime way, about the same time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S poor in mold, some well rotted manure, chip dung, or swamp muck, should be mi. Ved with the lime and ashes. The soil in which apple, pear, and peach trees are to grow, should not bo made very rich with stable manure, as it tends to proiluce an e. \ccss of wood, and much of that not perfectly matured. — Pounded bones are valuable to put into the earth alioul the roots of pear trees. The best fruit tree soils in the world abound in bone earth, or phosphate of lime ; but all hard wood ashes also... contain this important fiTtili/. Er. Mix ashes and lime thoroughly w itii the soil around the tree, and beyond the extreme ends of its roots.
Messrs. Editors ; — Relying on your pledge made to a brother farmer in your Jnnuory number, [will tiy.
Kirst, to institute an inquiry for the general good both of firiners and all others w ho keep cows. Last spring I lust iin exrelli-nt cow. . She died in about two days after she calved, witli what we call the calf fever. My son lost another in the fi:ime way, about the same time.
What to read after Genesee Farmer volume V11 1850?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belleville Public Library to read onlineMoreLess
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