Protection of Home Labor And Home Productions Necessary to the Prosperity of the
Protection of Home Labor And Home Productions Necessary to the Prosperity of the
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The establishment of local centres, by bring- ing the furnace, the foundery, the machine shop, the cotton mill, the woolen mill and the tannery, to the side of the farmer, counter- acts and prevents centralization. By these means, cities no longer thrive at the expense of the country, which, with the town, is built up bj a healthy and solid progress.
ROTATION OF CROPS.
In raising produce for a distant market, such crops only can be cultivated as will keep, and at the same time bear the cost of ...trans- portation. In the United States, these are Indian corn, wheat, rye, cotton, tobacco and sugar, with a few others of trifling importance. How unfavorable this restriction and limitation is to a proper rotation of crops, can be seen at a glance. In pursuing a system of rotation, the careful husbandman is guided by the chemical constituents of the crops, and does not, while professing to farm intelligent^, commit the absurdity of year after year, planting in succession, wheat, Indian corn and rye, which are all very exhaustive, and sever- ally draw from the soil very much the same constituents, and in nearly equal proportions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The establishment of local centres, by bring- ing the furnace, the foundery, the machine shop, the cotton mill, the woolen mill and the tannery, to the side of the farmer, counter- acts and prevents centralization. By these means, cities no longer thrive at the expense of the country, which, with the town, is built up bj a healthy and solid progress.
ROTATION OF CROPS.
In raising produce for a distant market, such crops only can be cultivated as will keep, and at the same time bear the cost of ...trans- portation. In the United States, these are Indian corn, wheat, rye, cotton, tobacco and sugar, with a few others of trifling importance. How unfavorable this restriction and limitation is to a proper rotation of crops, can be seen at a glance. In pursuing a system of rotation, the careful husbandman is guided by the chemical constituents of the crops, and does not, while professing to farm intelligent^, commit the absurdity of year after year, planting in succession, wheat, Indian corn and rye, which are all very exhaustive, and sever- ally draw from the soil very much the same constituents, and in nearly equal proportions.
What to read after Protection of Home Labor And Home Productions Necessary to the Prosperity of the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Carey Baird to read onlineMoreLess
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