Genesee Farmer volume V18 1857
Genesee Farmer volume V18 1857
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What that food is, thanks to the experiments of Lawes and Boussingault, is now pretty definitely understood.
The appropriate food of wheat abotinds in ammo- nia, and is comparatively deficient in carbcnaceoiis matter. It also contains less available potash and phosphates than is required in the appropriate food of clover and turnips. It should be the aim of the wheat grower, therefore, t© increase the amount of ammonia in the soil without increasing the quantity of carbonaceous matter. We have ...frequently stated how this can be most economically attained. Grow clovtr, peas, beans, turnips, ruta bagas, mangel' wur- zel, beets, carrots, parsneps, artichokes, lupins, and Buch other crops as obtain a large amouct of ammo- nia from the atmosphere; feed these crops out on the farm to animals, and if grain is fed to them in addition, let it be such as, other things being equal, contain the largest quantity of nitrogen; (see table in last num- ber, page 10) husband the manure so as to retain all the ammonia, and this will furnish the wheat with ap- vropriat$ food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What that food is, thanks to the experiments of Lawes and Boussingault, is now pretty definitely understood.
The appropriate food of wheat abotinds in ammo- nia, and is comparatively deficient in carbcnaceoiis matter. It also contains less available potash and phosphates than is required in the appropriate food of clover and turnips. It should be the aim of the wheat grower, therefore, t© increase the amount of ammonia in the soil without increasing the quantity of carbonaceous matter. We have ...frequently stated how this can be most economically attained. Grow clovtr, peas, beans, turnips, ruta bagas, mangel' wur- zel, beets, carrots, parsneps, artichokes, lupins, and Buch other crops as obtain a large amouct of ammo- nia from the atmosphere; feed these crops out on the farm to animals, and if grain is fed to them in addition, let it be such as, other things being equal, contain the largest quantity of nitrogen; (see table in last num- ber, page 10) husband the manure so as to retain all the ammonia, and this will furnish the wheat with ap- vropriat$ food.
What to read after Genesee Farmer volume V18 1857?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Religious Tract Society Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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