Report On a Game Survey of the North Central States
Report On a Game Survey of the North Central States
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Siloing instead of leaving it standing or in shocks in the field. This trend is apparent throughout Wisconsin, but is especially strong in the north, where corn does not mature readily for use as dry grain (see frost line on Map 8) .
(2) Shredding Corn. The new practice of shredding the whole corn plant works in the same direction as siloing. Both mean that there is no corn for the birds, except the waste lying on the ground, and this of course is either consumed before winter, or covered by sn...ow if not consumed.
(3) The Discontinuance of Rye. Newly broken land in the north woods type was formerly planted to rye. Now that the breaking of new land has been checked by the current agricultural depression, and by the deflation of the local cutover land boom, there is much less rye than formerly. Potatoes have also tended to replace rye as a raw-land crop.
(4) Stacking Straw at the Barn. Some observers report that straw was for- merly stacked in the fields, whereas now threshing is done near the farm build- ings, in order that stock may have the food and shelter afforded by the straw stack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Siloing instead of leaving it standing or in shocks in the field. This trend is apparent throughout Wisconsin, but is especially strong in the north, where corn does not mature readily for use as dry grain (see frost line on Map 8) .
(2) Shredding Corn. The new practice of shredding the whole corn plant works in the same direction as siloing. Both mean that there is no corn for the birds, except the waste lying on the ground, and this of course is either consumed before winter, or covered by sn...ow if not consumed.
(3) The Discontinuance of Rye. Newly broken land in the north woods type was formerly planted to rye. Now that the breaking of new land has been checked by the current agricultural depression, and by the deflation of the local cutover land boom, there is much less rye than formerly. Potatoes have also tended to replace rye as a raw-land crop.
(4) Stacking Straw at the Barn. Some observers report that straw was for- merly stacked in the fields, whereas now threshing is done near the farm build- ings, in order that stock may have the food and shelter afforded by the straw stack.
What to read after Report On a Game Survey of the North Central States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldo Leopold to read onlineMoreLess
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