Record of the Dedication of the New College of Agriculture And of the Installati
Record of the Dedication of the New College of Agriculture And of the Installati
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D. Shamel, another expert from Washington, is now studying the problem of barren and productive strains of oranges and has already demon- strated the fact that quite a large percentage of the trees in our orange groves were budded from unproductive stock, thus greatly diminishing the yield which should be received.
14 Extensive rebudding will follow his investigations and all future budding will be done from trees known not only to be vigorous in growth but known also to be producing regularly ...a heavy crop of fruit of good quality.
Some of the things taught the orange growers by Mr. Powell and Mr. Shamel have been so simple and ele- elementary that they wonder why they never discovered them for themselves; but that work requires men trained in scientific research. What has been done simply suggests the almost boundless field for future endeavor, provided men and means are supplied to do the work.
Very largely I have been considering field work in my references to results accomplished; but without buildings and equipment such as we rejoice in today, the preparation for and direction of the field work is impracticable and the co-related laboratory investigation is impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. Shamel, another expert from Washington, is now studying the problem of barren and productive strains of oranges and has already demon- strated the fact that quite a large percentage of the trees in our orange groves were budded from unproductive stock, thus greatly diminishing the yield which should be received.
14 Extensive rebudding will follow his investigations and all future budding will be done from trees known not only to be vigorous in growth but known also to be producing regularly ...a heavy crop of fruit of good quality.
Some of the things taught the orange growers by Mr. Powell and Mr. Shamel have been so simple and ele- elementary that they wonder why they never discovered them for themselves; but that work requires men trained in scientific research. What has been done simply suggests the almost boundless field for future endeavor, provided men and means are supplied to do the work.
Very largely I have been considering field work in my references to results accomplished; but without buildings and equipment such as we rejoice in today, the preparation for and direction of the field work is impracticable and the co-related laboratory investigation is impossible.
What to read after Record of the Dedication of the New College of Agriculture And of the Installati?
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