Intensive Farming And Use of Dynamite
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The heavy rains of the wet season often cannot penetrate this subsoil, so the water rushes to the low ground, carrying much of the valuable sur- face soil with it. There, still unable to sink through the hardpan, it prevents plowing until the water evaporates or causes the seed to rot if it is already in the ground.
63 SUBSOIL BLASTING-THE RESULT-CORN RAISED ON THE BLASTED GROUND PREPARING THE LAND FOR CROPS In places where irrigating is carried on extensively, the ground sometimes becomes so s...aturated that the water level rises close to the surface. This makes the land practically worthless for vegeta- tion of any kind other than pasturage. If alkali exists in the soil, or is deposited by irrigation, no crops can be raised when the ground water reaches the level of the plants' roots.
In some parts of the country, ridges or " dikes " are run at regu- lar intervals over all of the higher ground, to keep the thin surface soil from being washed away. Considerable time and labor is re- quired to make these dikes, as well as to keep them in shape, and they take up ground that should be bearing crops.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The heavy rains of the wet season often cannot penetrate this subsoil, so the water rushes to the low ground, carrying much of the valuable sur- face soil with it. There, still unable to sink through the hardpan, it prevents plowing until the water evaporates or causes the seed to rot if it is already in the ground.
63 SUBSOIL BLASTING-THE RESULT-CORN RAISED ON THE BLASTED GROUND PREPARING THE LAND FOR CROPS In places where irrigating is carried on extensively, the ground sometimes becomes so s...aturated that the water level rises close to the surface. This makes the land practically worthless for vegeta- tion of any kind other than pasturage. If alkali exists in the soil, or is deposited by irrigation, no crops can be raised when the ground water reaches the level of the plants' roots.
In some parts of the country, ridges or " dikes " are run at regu- lar intervals over all of the higher ground, to keep the thin surface soil from being washed away. Considerable time and labor is re- quired to make these dikes, as well as to keep them in shape, and they take up ground that should be bearing crops.
What to read after Intensive Farming And Use of Dynamite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania Railroad Company From Old Catalog to read onlineMoreLess
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