Soils And Crops of the Farm
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Root Crops — Mangels, Beets, Turnips . 246 XXIII. Sugar Plants — Cane, Sorghum and Beets 254 XXIV. Fibre Crops — Cotton, Flax, Hemp, Jute, Ramie and Sisal 268 XXV. Miscellaneous Crops — Buckwheat, To- bacco, Broom Corn and Field Peas 282 XXVI. Weeds — Injury, Dissemination and Eradication 293 f^^^^c^, r^ £^j£^^ j^ ^ ^^^^^ ^i. , ^ ^fl-^lyt^t^^^^L^^ (^ iU^ J^ ^^ -^ ^^^/WU^/cS-i. I >4>-t, -^' . Ui L~^ CiJL£-^i^/^_^^^ a 6e^ai^£ '~ . . . ^ a 5 Di) , 3^ c '3 rj c-^ . ■^ — • M o ^■■ ••—■ -:^. :3 *• c-...t ►■-' c H- C H^ o ■— '- Q r->, ri a M ^ '-;5 n •-^ *->, H- ^ Ct o 05 ::3 ~ ' ■:" ^ i^' r - C" 01 o: ct :;: o Ct •T5 n ^ CT " :3 CJ 5* 3 or p. CT ct ''^ a ^'.
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Root Crops — Mangels, Beets, Turnips . 246 XXIII. Sugar Plants — Cane, Sorghum and Beets 254 XXIV. Fibre Crops — Cotton, Flax, Hemp, Jute, Ramie and Sisal 268 XXV. Miscellaneous Crops — Buckwheat, To- bacco, Broom Corn and Field Peas 282 XXVI. Weeds — Injury, Dissemination and Eradication 293 f^^^^c^, r^ £^j£^^ j^ ^ ^^^^^ ^i. , ^ ^fl-^lyt^t^^^^L^^ (^ iU^ J^ ^^ -^ ^^^/WU^/cS-i. I >4>-t, -^' . Ui L~^ CiJL£-^i^/^_^^^ a 6e^ai^£ '~ . . . ^ a 5 Di) , 3^ c '3 rj c-^ . ■^ — • M o ^■■ ••—■ -:^. :3 *• c-...t ►■-' c H- C H^ o ■— '- Q r->, ri a M ^ '-;5 n •-^ *->, H- ^ Ct o 05 ::3 ~ ' ■:" ^ i^' r - C" 01 o: ct :;: o Ct •T5 n ^ CT " :3 CJ 5* 3 or p. CT ct ''^ a ^'.
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