Grasses And Forage Plants By J B Killebrew
Grasses And Forage Plants By J B Killebrew
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Tennessee farmers would find it greatly to their interest to break up portions of their stubble fields when a catch of. Clover has failed or been destroyed, and sow in sorghum for a late summer pasture. The capacity of this plant to resist drought makes it especially valuable for pastures at a season when clover, blue grass and orchard grass and all the best pasture grasses have fallen off or become exhausted in their graz- ing capacity by reason of the summer's drought. I know of nothing that ...will so well fill up the gap between the spring pastures and the fall pas- tures as sorghum sown upon wheat stubble from the latter part of June to the last of July. Farmers should try it.
SORGHUM FOR THE SILO Dire'otor Redding, of the Georgia Experiment Station, regards sorghum as a material for ensilage quite sat- isfactory. He says: "For the silo I consider the three most valuable plants in order, are Indian corn, cowpeas and sorghum. " Notwith- standing this favorable estimate of the value of sorghum for the silo many object to it on account of its tendency to become acid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tennessee farmers would find it greatly to their interest to break up portions of their stubble fields when a catch of. Clover has failed or been destroyed, and sow in sorghum for a late summer pasture. The capacity of this plant to resist drought makes it especially valuable for pastures at a season when clover, blue grass and orchard grass and all the best pasture grasses have fallen off or become exhausted in their graz- ing capacity by reason of the summer's drought. I know of nothing that ...will so well fill up the gap between the spring pastures and the fall pas- tures as sorghum sown upon wheat stubble from the latter part of June to the last of July. Farmers should try it.
SORGHUM FOR THE SILO Dire'otor Redding, of the Georgia Experiment Station, regards sorghum as a material for ensilage quite sat- isfactory. He says: "For the silo I consider the three most valuable plants in order, are Indian corn, cowpeas and sorghum. " Notwith- standing this favorable estimate of the value of sorghum for the silo many object to it on account of its tendency to become acid.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Killebrew, Joseph Buckner, 1831-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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