Monthly Journal of Agriculture volume V2 1846 47
Monthly Journal of Agriculture volume V2 1846 47
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The conclusions which I would have you deduce from the above facts and statements are, simply, that if clover is found to flourish with you without extra trouble and expense, you will do well to make use of it in your rotation ; if not, it is chimerical, in my judgment, to engage in an expensive struggle with natural disadvantages to force Its cultivation.
The herds-grass (red top) spoken of by the Milton Society, is a good gi-ass on inoiat (but not boggy) soils, and having been found to succee...d with you, is worthy of trial in such siluatlons, but on dry soils, especially on arid sands, it would entirely tail. Nor have 1 much confidence in either timothy or spear (blue) grass, in such situations, In your latitude — none at all in the former.
It would be well, probably, to try limited experiments with all grasses, domestic and foreign, which have succeeded well on soils similar to your own ; as among these, some maybe found which disregard climate, or are even better fitted to your climate than their indigenous one, as was the case with timothy at the North.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conclusions which I would have you deduce from the above facts and statements are, simply, that if clover is found to flourish with you without extra trouble and expense, you will do well to make use of it in your rotation ; if not, it is chimerical, in my judgment, to engage in an expensive struggle with natural disadvantages to force Its cultivation.
The herds-grass (red top) spoken of by the Milton Society, is a good gi-ass on inoiat (but not boggy) soils, and having been found to succee...d with you, is worthy of trial in such siluatlons, but on dry soils, especially on arid sands, it would entirely tail. Nor have 1 much confidence in either timothy or spear (blue) grass, in such situations, In your latitude — none at all in the former.
It would be well, probably, to try limited experiments with all grasses, domestic and foreign, which have succeeded well on soils similar to your own ; as among these, some maybe found which disregard climate, or are even better fitted to your climate than their indigenous one, as was the case with timothy at the North.
What to read after Monthly Journal of Agriculture volume V2 1846 47?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Ruffin to read onlineMoreLess
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