Soils And Crops of the Farm
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It has been pretty conclusively demonstrated that there is practically no difference in yield between red or white, or bearded or smooth wheat.
Starting with any good variety, the important thing is by cultivation and careful selection of seed to keep the variety from deteriorating and, if possible, to improve it. The evidence is universal that, for want of careful selection and proper cultivation, any pure variety of wheat will in a few years after its in- troduction become comparatively worth...less. It is a popular belief among farmers that a variety "runs out," becomes gradually poorer, when grown contin- uously on the same land or in the same locality for a number of years ; and that a change of seed is essen- tial — at least beneficial. While this is possible the effect of the change of seed must be slight as com- pared with intelligent, methodical selection. The benefit that a farmer usually derives from a change WHEAT. 121 of seed comes from the fact that he buys from some one who has taken more pains in growing and select- ing his seed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been pretty conclusively demonstrated that there is practically no difference in yield between red or white, or bearded or smooth wheat.
Starting with any good variety, the important thing is by cultivation and careful selection of seed to keep the variety from deteriorating and, if possible, to improve it. The evidence is universal that, for want of careful selection and proper cultivation, any pure variety of wheat will in a few years after its in- troduction become comparatively worth...less. It is a popular belief among farmers that a variety "runs out," becomes gradually poorer, when grown contin- uously on the same land or in the same locality for a number of years ; and that a change of seed is essen- tial — at least beneficial. While this is possible the effect of the change of seed must be slight as com- pared with intelligent, methodical selection. The benefit that a farmer usually derives from a change WHEAT. 121 of seed comes from the fact that he buys from some one who has taken more pains in growing and select- ing his seed.
What to read after Soils And Crops of the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunt, Thomas Forsyth, 1862-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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