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, per acre, according tothe distance the hills are apart. If the soil be rather poor, a seconddose at the time the corn first shows its silk, will add considerably tothe yield in grain, if followed by rains, but little or nothing to thegrowth of stalk. Guano increases the size of grain more than stalks;hence one must be content to wait till the grain is fully matured beforegiving an opinion of the virtues of guano.
"Before applying the guano, it is better to mix it well with an equalquantity of... plaster of Paris or charcoal dust. Either of thesesubstances help to retain the ammonia and prevent its evaporation.
"The genuine unadulterated Peruvian guano, is so much superior to anyother kind, it is in reality the _cheapest_, though the price isconsiderable higher than that of the other qualities. " _Guano on Oats. _--Mr. Allen says, "I am satisfied from experience andobservation in the use of guano, for the past twelve years, that thebest method, decidedly, of applying it to crops in our dry climate, isto plow or spade it into the ground; and autumn is the best time fordoing this, as it gives time for the pungent salts contained in theguano, to get thoroughly mixed with the soil before spring planting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, per acre, according tothe distance the hills are apart. If the soil be rather poor, a seconddose at the time the corn first shows its silk, will add considerably tothe yield in grain, if followed by rains, but little or nothing to thegrowth of stalk. Guano increases the size of grain more than stalks;hence one must be content to wait till the grain is fully matured beforegiving an opinion of the virtues of guano.
"Before applying the guano, it is better to mix it well with an equalquantity of... plaster of Paris or charcoal dust. Either of thesesubstances help to retain the ammonia and prevent its evaporation.
"The genuine unadulterated Peruvian guano, is so much superior to anyother kind, it is in reality the _cheapest_, though the price isconsiderable higher than that of the other qualities. " _Guano on Oats. _--Mr. Allen says, "I am satisfied from experience andobservation in the use of guano, for the past twelve years, that thebest method, decidedly, of applying it to crops in our dry climate, isto plow or spade it into the ground; and autumn is the best time fordoing this, as it gives time for the pungent salts contained in theguano, to get thoroughly mixed with the soil before spring planting.
What to read after Guano?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Solon to read onlineMoreLess
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