Settlers Guide And Farmers Handbook
Settlers Guide And Farmers Handbook
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The end of September and beginning of October is the best time to put in the seed. The young plants should be carefully singled as soon as large enough to handle, and the soil must be regularly cultivated throughout the season. 4 Ibs. Required to sow an acre in drills. There is a limited demand in this colony for the root, which is used in a dried state for adulterating coffee.
. LINSEED, OR FLAX. This should be a profitable crop to grow in the Blackwood and South-western districts, where the s...oil is 500 rich and rainfall plentiful, and one to which farmers should pay attention. It is not only valuable on account of the seed, but for the fibre, which is worth about ^40 per ton. The seed should be sown broadcast on well-worked soil, and either very lightly harrowed in, or both harrowed and rolled, according to the con- dition of the soil ; but it requires in every instance to lie very near the surface, for if deposited more than half an inch deep it will not germinate. It succeeds well in the Gippsland (Vic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The end of September and beginning of October is the best time to put in the seed. The young plants should be carefully singled as soon as large enough to handle, and the soil must be regularly cultivated throughout the season. 4 Ibs. Required to sow an acre in drills. There is a limited demand in this colony for the root, which is used in a dried state for adulterating coffee.
. LINSEED, OR FLAX. This should be a profitable crop to grow in the Blackwood and South-western districts, where the s...oil is 500 rich and rainfall plentiful, and one to which farmers should pay attention. It is not only valuable on account of the seed, but for the fibre, which is worth about ^40 per ton. The seed should be sown broadcast on well-worked soil, and either very lightly harrowed in, or both harrowed and rolled, according to the con- dition of the soil ; but it requires in every instance to lie very near the surface, for if deposited more than half an inch deep it will not germinate. It succeeds well in the Gippsland (Vic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Western Australia Dept of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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