Subtropical Vegetable-Gardening
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After this, shallow cultivation may be kept up until the vines meet across the row. If the land is quite level, the cultivation should be carried on so that when the plants are "laid by," the rows will stand on 240 Subtropical Vegetable-Gardening slight mounds, the trough between which will carry off the water during a rainy season and keep the crop dry. After a field is well established there is little danger from drought.
Harvesting peanuts.
About two months after the last plowing, the earlie...r nuts begin to ripen. In a dry season, the vines may be left in the field until the greater part of the crop is ripe, if there is little danger from frost ; but in Virginia the crop has to be harvested before the first frost, as the nuts and vines are severely damaged by it. During a rainy autumn it is necessary to watch the crop, and harvest it before the earlier ripened nuts begin to sprout.
For removing the vines, a plow with a long sweep is often used. This share or blade passes along on each side of the row under the nuts and cuts off the roots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After this, shallow cultivation may be kept up until the vines meet across the row. If the land is quite level, the cultivation should be carried on so that when the plants are "laid by," the rows will stand on 240 Subtropical Vegetable-Gardening slight mounds, the trough between which will carry off the water during a rainy season and keep the crop dry. After a field is well established there is little danger from drought.
Harvesting peanuts.
About two months after the last plowing, the earlie...r nuts begin to ripen. In a dry season, the vines may be left in the field until the greater part of the crop is ripe, if there is little danger from frost ; but in Virginia the crop has to be harvested before the first frost, as the nuts and vines are severely damaged by it. During a rainy autumn it is necessary to watch the crop, and harvest it before the earlier ripened nuts begin to sprout.
For removing the vines, a plow with a long sweep is often used. This share or blade passes along on each side of the row under the nuts and cuts off the roots.
What to read after Subtropical Vegetable-Gardening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rolfs, Peter Henry, 1865- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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