Orchard And Garden;
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Apples will not require to be deeply covered, be- cause slight freezing does not affect them. A four- to six-inch wall of earth on top of the straw will keep apples perfectly.
Potatoes, however, require much heavier covering, as do all root crops. The earth covering for potatoes should be at least as thick as the average frost depth in the locality in which the potatoes are stored. If the ground commonly freezes to a depth of twelve inches, then the earthen walls should be twelve inches thick. ...However, some growers avoid the use of thick coverings by applying a light cover of manure on top of the earth. By this method the thickness of the wall may be reduced at least one-half.
Apples or potatoes in barrels or boxes may be stored on the same principle as the surface mounds. Instead of building a mound of the fruit or vegetable, the boxes or barrels are merely laid on the ground with a few short pieces of timber un- der them to prevent actual contact with the soil. They are then covered with straw and treated in the same manner as the mounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apples will not require to be deeply covered, be- cause slight freezing does not affect them. A four- to six-inch wall of earth on top of the straw will keep apples perfectly.
Potatoes, however, require much heavier covering, as do all root crops. The earth covering for potatoes should be at least as thick as the average frost depth in the locality in which the potatoes are stored. If the ground commonly freezes to a depth of twelve inches, then the earthen walls should be twelve inches thick. ...However, some growers avoid the use of thick coverings by applying a light cover of manure on top of the earth. By this method the thickness of the wall may be reduced at least one-half.
Apples or potatoes in barrels or boxes may be stored on the same principle as the surface mounds. Instead of building a mound of the fruit or vegetable, the boxes or barrels are merely laid on the ground with a few short pieces of timber un- der them to prevent actual contact with the soil. They are then covered with straw and treated in the same manner as the mounds.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglass, Benjamin Wallace. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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