Reclaiming Southern Waste Farm Lands
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Now take into consider- tton the fact that for every pound of nitrogen actually util- ized in the production of the crop at least three pounds have been wasted, and if the fields are allowed to lie bare and ex- posed to the action of heavy winter rains the waste is even greater. The same thing is true, though in much less degree, of phosphoric acid "and potash. These figures seem alarming, but every farmer has, in the unmerchantable residue of his crops and in stable manure, such a valuable mea...ns of main- taining the fertility of his soil, that if these materials are carefully and systematically returned to the land it ought never to be necessary to purchase potash and phosphoric acid in quantities very greatly in excess of the amounts actually sold as constituents of the products of his farm. The fertil- izer value of food for ordinary farm animals ranges from say about $1.00 to $15.00 per ton, and in the case of most of them the fertilizer value is nearly or quite equal to the com- mercial value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now take into consider- tton the fact that for every pound of nitrogen actually util- ized in the production of the crop at least three pounds have been wasted, and if the fields are allowed to lie bare and ex- posed to the action of heavy winter rains the waste is even greater. The same thing is true, though in much less degree, of phosphoric acid "and potash. These figures seem alarming, but every farmer has, in the unmerchantable residue of his crops and in stable manure, such a valuable mea...ns of main- taining the fertility of his soil, that if these materials are carefully and systematically returned to the land it ought never to be necessary to purchase potash and phosphoric acid in quantities very greatly in excess of the amounts actually sold as constituents of the products of his farm. The fertil- izer value of food for ordinary farm animals ranges from say about $1.00 to $15.00 per ton, and in the case of most of them the fertilizer value is nearly or quite equal to the com- mercial value.
What to read after Reclaiming Southern Waste Farm Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kaserman, Emile O. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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