Making Corn Pay
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46 INCREASING THE FERTILITY WHILE WE GROW CORN 47 About corn cutting time it is necessary to begin the harvest of the peas and beans in the corn, especially where the corn is not put into the silo. For this work of harvesting lambs are the very best. Usually from five to 15 head an acre can be fattened in about 60 days. The number and the time, of course, depend largely on the quality of the crop. Where lambs are thus turned into a field for a few days they should be allowed in just a little wh...ile at a time, as the green cowpeas and soy beans are laxative and trouble is likely to result.
Where there is plenty of grain on the beans and peas, pigs up to 75 pounds may be turned into the field, and they will do little or no damage to the corn as long as there are plenty of peas or beans. Before turning them in the field, however, some should be pulled for a few days and thrown over the fence into a dry lot, that the pigs may learn to like them.
Sometimes these crops are put in with the corn for fertilizing purposes only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46 INCREASING THE FERTILITY WHILE WE GROW CORN 47 About corn cutting time it is necessary to begin the harvest of the peas and beans in the corn, especially where the corn is not put into the silo. For this work of harvesting lambs are the very best. Usually from five to 15 head an acre can be fattened in about 60 days. The number and the time, of course, depend largely on the quality of the crop. Where lambs are thus turned into a field for a few days they should be allowed in just a little wh...ile at a time, as the green cowpeas and soy beans are laxative and trouble is likely to result.
Where there is plenty of grain on the beans and peas, pigs up to 75 pounds may be turned into the field, and they will do little or no damage to the corn as long as there are plenty of peas or beans. Before turning them in the field, however, some should be pulled for a few days and thrown over the fence into a dry lot, that the pigs may learn to like them.
Sometimes these crops are put in with the corn for fertilizing purposes only.
What to read after Making Corn Pay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jordan, Samuel M., 1860- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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