Hawaii Its Agricultural Possibilities
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A number of gr. Oups of" this plant have been observed on the windward side of the Islands in a very thriving condition, and even on the grounds of the Hawaii Experiment Station, where the rainfall does not exceed thirty inches per year, Manila hemp grows more vigorously than edible bananas. It is- apparent that the development of Manila hemp would 23 in no way conflict or compete with the sisal industry. Sisal is grown on soil too rough and too dry for any other commercial crop, while Manila h...emp requires a heavy rainfall, of fairly uniform distribution.
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Corn has long been cultivated, as a stock feed and for table purposes, in Hawaii. On the island of Maui there are about 5, 000 acres in one region devoted to the pro- duction of corn. On Hawaii, at least one ranch is pro- ducing corn on a large scale, and will soon have 1, 000 acres in this crop. Corn thrives from sea level up to an altitude of 5, 000 feet. During the last season, on the Parker Ranch, at an elevation of 4, 700 feet, a yield of forty bushels of corn per acre was obtained without irri- gation, under a rainfall of only two inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A number of gr. Oups of" this plant have been observed on the windward side of the Islands in a very thriving condition, and even on the grounds of the Hawaii Experiment Station, where the rainfall does not exceed thirty inches per year, Manila hemp grows more vigorously than edible bananas. It is- apparent that the development of Manila hemp would 23 in no way conflict or compete with the sisal industry. Sisal is grown on soil too rough and too dry for any other commercial crop, while Manila h...emp requires a heavy rainfall, of fairly uniform distribution.
CORN.
Corn has long been cultivated, as a stock feed and for table purposes, in Hawaii. On the island of Maui there are about 5, 000 acres in one region devoted to the pro- duction of corn. On Hawaii, at least one ranch is pro- ducing corn on a large scale, and will soon have 1, 000 acres in this crop. Corn thrives from sea level up to an altitude of 5, 000 feet. During the last season, on the Parker Ranch, at an elevation of 4, 700 feet, a yield of forty bushels of corn per acre was obtained without irri- gation, under a rainfall of only two inches.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earley Vernon Wilcox to read onlineMoreLess
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