Our World of Work
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Potatoes 12. Flowers 5. Beets (sugar) 13. Berries 6. Sugar cane 14. Medicinal herbs 7. Cotton 15. Vegetables (truck farming) 8. Tobacco 16. Fruit ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 1. Cattle for dairy products 8. Fish 2. Cattle for meat products 9. Family pets 3. Horses 10. Rabbits 4. Sheep 11. Bees 5. Swine 12. Miscellaneous (ostriches, 6. Poultry alligators, rattlesnakes, 7. Fur-bearing animals etc. ) 108 THE FIELD OF AGRICULTURE The Work of Single-Crop Farms. The work of single-crop farmers varies with the na...ture of the crop. The corn grower has decidedly different work from the apple orchardist, though both are concerned with soil fertilization and cultivation, plant diseases, insect pests, storage and marketing of product, and the business details of management. Their problems, in turn, vary much from those of the fur-farm special- ist. There is wide difference even in the require- ments within the specialized farms. In the case of fur farms, for instance, a mink or muskrat farm may demand a hundred acres of swamp and stream in- closed in heavy fine-meshed wire sunk several feet in the ground, while a fox farm may demand only an acre of dry land inclosed with heavy fine-meshed wire fence, topped with several strands of barbed wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Potatoes 12. Flowers 5. Beets (sugar) 13. Berries 6. Sugar cane 14. Medicinal herbs 7. Cotton 15. Vegetables (truck farming) 8. Tobacco 16. Fruit ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 1. Cattle for dairy products 8. Fish 2. Cattle for meat products 9. Family pets 3. Horses 10. Rabbits 4. Sheep 11. Bees 5. Swine 12. Miscellaneous (ostriches, 6. Poultry alligators, rattlesnakes, 7. Fur-bearing animals etc. ) 108 THE FIELD OF AGRICULTURE The Work of Single-Crop Farms. The work of single-crop farmers varies with the na...ture of the crop. The corn grower has decidedly different work from the apple orchardist, though both are concerned with soil fertilization and cultivation, plant diseases, insect pests, storage and marketing of product, and the business details of management. Their problems, in turn, vary much from those of the fur-farm special- ist. There is wide difference even in the require- ments within the specialized farms. In the case of fur farms, for instance, a mink or muskrat farm may demand a hundred acres of swamp and stream in- closed in heavy fine-meshed wire sunk several feet in the ground, while a fox farm may demand only an acre of dry land inclosed with heavy fine-meshed wire fence, topped with several strands of barbed wire.
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