Report of the Secretary, volume 27
Report of the Secretary, volume 27
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Beynolds : I have had correspondence that has inclined me to alfalfa, as it has deep roots 10 to 15 feet. I farm on the plains land. A Kansas man told me that my soil is like his on which there was alfalfa.
That he pastures in spHng and fall and cuts three crops during the season.
Peter Henderson says on Long Island they pasture it spring and fall and cut two crops. It is not adapted to clay but is to sandy land. Best seed •comes from Utah.
Mr. VanBuskirk: As to the length of time that we are c...ompelled to house
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beynolds : I have had correspondence that has inclined me to alfalfa, as it has deep roots 10 to 15 feet. I farm on the plains land. A Kansas man told me that my soil is like his on which there was alfalfa.
That he pastures in spHng and fall and cuts three crops during the season.
Peter Henderson says on Long Island they pasture it spring and fall and cut two crops. It is not adapted to clay but is to sandy land. Best seed •comes from Utah.
Mr. VanBuskirk: As to the length of time that we are c...ompelled to house
What to read after Report of the Secretary, volume 27?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michigan. State Board of Agriculture to read online
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