Soiling Crops And the Silo; How to Cultivate And Harvest the Crops; How to Build And Fill the Silo; And How to Use Silage
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A roller should also in nearly all instances be run over the soil before and after sow- ing the seed.
The late varieties are to be preferred, and among these the larger sorts ; as for instance, the Drumhead and Savoy. The early varieties do not grow suffi- ciently large. They are also lacking in an abundance of leaf growth, nor do they keep so well as the large and late A'arieties do. The best variety for each particular Incation, however, can only be ascertained by actual test.
Digitized by Mi...crosoft® PLANTS OF THE BRASSICA GENUS. 163 From one to two pounds of seed jier acre will be sufficient. The first mentioned quantity should be ample under average conditions, but it may be necessary sometimes to sow fuUy twice that amount.
The time for sowing the seed will depend con- siderably upon the place which is given the crop in the rotation. The young plants are somewhat tender for a time, hence hard frosts in the spring will destroy them. But they will withstand slight frosts without harm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A roller should also in nearly all instances be run over the soil before and after sow- ing the seed.
The late varieties are to be preferred, and among these the larger sorts ; as for instance, the Drumhead and Savoy. The early varieties do not grow suffi- ciently large. They are also lacking in an abundance of leaf growth, nor do they keep so well as the large and late A'arieties do. The best variety for each particular Incation, however, can only be ascertained by actual test.
Digitized by Mi...crosoft® PLANTS OF THE BRASSICA GENUS. 163 From one to two pounds of seed jier acre will be sufficient. The first mentioned quantity should be ample under average conditions, but it may be necessary sometimes to sow fuUy twice that amount.
The time for sowing the seed will depend con- siderably upon the place which is given the crop in the rotation. The young plants are somewhat tender for a time, hence hard frosts in the spring will destroy them. But they will withstand slight frosts without harm.
What to read after Soiling Crops And the Silo; How to Cultivate And Harvest the Crops; How to Build And Fill the Silo; And How to Use Silage?
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