Soils; Their Properties, Improvement, Management, And the Problems of Crop Growing And Crop Feeding
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Soil culture, through tillage, and soil ma- nipulation, therefore, are to be preferred, in fact, these are indispensable, if the helpful cooperation of these soil workers is to be had.
More is needed: let legumes help, — But this help is all too little. The farmer must have assistance more abun- dantly and more laden with good results. This may be obtained by cooperation with the legumes. They act RECLAIMING LOST NITROGEN I37 quickly : they act with munificence : they act constantly.
It has bee...n known for some time that the legumes were not soil depleters, as wheat or corn or cotton — as every other form of plant : they always helped the plant. In what manner no one knew. But this was observed : when corn or wheat or other cereal followed clover or other legume, a much greater yield was secured than on similar land, similarly treated, but without the legume crop. The evidence was so conclusive that long ago clo- ver and peas were hailed as soil improvers and land build- ers. Of course, their goodness was never associated with bacteria.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soil culture, through tillage, and soil ma- nipulation, therefore, are to be preferred, in fact, these are indispensable, if the helpful cooperation of these soil workers is to be had.
More is needed: let legumes help, — But this help is all too little. The farmer must have assistance more abun- dantly and more laden with good results. This may be obtained by cooperation with the legumes. They act RECLAIMING LOST NITROGEN I37 quickly : they act with munificence : they act constantly.
It has bee...n known for some time that the legumes were not soil depleters, as wheat or corn or cotton — as every other form of plant : they always helped the plant. In what manner no one knew. But this was observed : when corn or wheat or other cereal followed clover or other legume, a much greater yield was secured than on similar land, similarly treated, but without the legume crop. The evidence was so conclusive that long ago clo- ver and peas were hailed as soil improvers and land build- ers. Of course, their goodness was never associated with bacteria.
What to read after Soils; Their Properties, Improvement, Management, And the Problems of Crop Growing And Crop Feeding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burkett, Charles William, 1873- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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