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Primrose McConnell discusses the question: 'Are Turnips a Necessary Crop?' and sums up his answer in the follow- ing definite conclusion: " 'Everything, in short, is against the use of roots, either as a CORN SILAGE COMPARED TO ROOTS. 205 cheap and desirable food for any kind of live stock, as a crop suit- ed for the fallow break, which cleans the land at little outlay, or as one which preserves or increases the fertility of the soil.' "If the growth of turnips is abandoned or restricted, ensil...age comes in usually to assist the farmer in supplying their place.
* * * When one comes to compare the cultivation of silage crops with that of roots, there are two essential points in favor of the former. One is their smaller expense, and the other is their practical certainty. The farmer who makes silage can make cer- tain of his winter store of food, whereas he who has only his root crop may find himself left in the lurch at a time when there is lit- tle chance of making other provision." "We have accurate information as to the yields and cost of pro- duction of roots and corn silage in this country from a number of American experiment stations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Primrose McConnell discusses the question: 'Are Turnips a Necessary Crop?' and sums up his answer in the follow- ing definite conclusion: " 'Everything, in short, is against the use of roots, either as a CORN SILAGE COMPARED TO ROOTS. 205 cheap and desirable food for any kind of live stock, as a crop suit- ed for the fallow break, which cleans the land at little outlay, or as one which preserves or increases the fertility of the soil.' "If the growth of turnips is abandoned or restricted, ensil...age comes in usually to assist the farmer in supplying their place.
* * * When one comes to compare the cultivation of silage crops with that of roots, there are two essential points in favor of the former. One is their smaller expense, and the other is their practical certainty. The farmer who makes silage can make cer- tain of his winter store of food, whereas he who has only his root crop may find himself left in the lurch at a time when there is lit- tle chance of making other provision." "We have accurate information as to the yields and cost of pro- duction of roots and corn silage in this country from a number of American experiment stations.
What to read after Modern Silage Methods ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Silver Manufacturing Co., Salem O. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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