Soiling, Ensilage, And Stable Construction; Being a Revised Edition of Soiling, Summer And Winter;
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The following article appeared in the " Breeder's Gazette," and as it pro- duces such strong evidence of the value of Kaffir corn, I publish as much of the article as pertains to its value as a soiling crop : 150 Soiling.
Kaffir Corn as a Substitute for Indian Corn.
" The saccharine sorghums, after being subjected to thorough tests through a long series of 5^ears, have been accorded a high place among the forage plants of America. In one respect, however, the sugar sorghums did not meet the req...uirements of the central and western trans-Missouri country. The requirements were these : " I. A plant with great drought-resisting powers.
"2. A plant cheaply grown, cheaply harvested, cheaply cured, and cheaply fed.
'* 3. A plant which would be practically a substi- tute for corn in the production and value of grain.
" The sugar sorghums meet all these requirements except the last. As a purely forage plant it stands without a rival.
"What is needed in the trans-Missouri country, in addition to the sweet sorghums, is a plant which has all the staying qualities of the former, but which exerts its energies in the production of grain high in quality and quantity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following article appeared in the " Breeder's Gazette," and as it pro- duces such strong evidence of the value of Kaffir corn, I publish as much of the article as pertains to its value as a soiling crop : 150 Soiling.
Kaffir Corn as a Substitute for Indian Corn.
" The saccharine sorghums, after being subjected to thorough tests through a long series of 5^ears, have been accorded a high place among the forage plants of America. In one respect, however, the sugar sorghums did not meet the req...uirements of the central and western trans-Missouri country. The requirements were these : " I. A plant with great drought-resisting powers.
"2. A plant cheaply grown, cheaply harvested, cheaply cured, and cheaply fed.
'* 3. A plant which would be practically a substi- tute for corn in the production and value of grain.
" The sugar sorghums meet all these requirements except the last. As a purely forage plant it stands without a rival.
"What is needed in the trans-Missouri country, in addition to the sweet sorghums, is a plant which has all the staying qualities of the former, but which exerts its energies in the production of grain high in quality and quantity.
What to read after Soiling, Ensilage, And Stable Construction; Being a Revised Edition of Soiling, Summer And Winter;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peer, Frank Sherman. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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