Success With Alfalfa At One-Tenth the Usual Cost
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Is it any wonder that alfalfa plants have to fight for room to exist, if a youngster like this pro- duces stems enough to whisker a Bolsheviki? Doesn't it seem that a lot of alfalfa seed is wasted in putting 100 seeds to the square foot by using 20 pounds of seeds to the acre? Isn't it better to have fewer and more vigorous plants at less cost than to have this alfalfa suicide?
Fig. 1— A 'Youthful" Alfalfa plant of .some twelve or fifteen years.
Thick Alfalfa It is claimed that we should have t...hick alfalfa. I agree to this, but it must be thick at the top of the plants from tillering rather than at the ground from thick seeding. For several years I have claimed one good plant to the square foot of surface is about right, and will make more hay than forty plants to the square foot will make. Please look at Figure No. 1 showing a "youthful" alfalfa plant, of some fifteen or twenty years, perhaps, and still "tillering" despite the fact that it contained about four hundred stems from the one seed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it any wonder that alfalfa plants have to fight for room to exist, if a youngster like this pro- duces stems enough to whisker a Bolsheviki? Doesn't it seem that a lot of alfalfa seed is wasted in putting 100 seeds to the square foot by using 20 pounds of seeds to the acre? Isn't it better to have fewer and more vigorous plants at less cost than to have this alfalfa suicide?
Fig. 1— A 'Youthful" Alfalfa plant of .some twelve or fifteen years.
Thick Alfalfa It is claimed that we should have t...hick alfalfa. I agree to this, but it must be thick at the top of the plants from tillering rather than at the ground from thick seeding. For several years I have claimed one good plant to the square foot of surface is about right, and will make more hay than forty plants to the square foot will make. Please look at Figure No. 1 showing a "youthful" alfalfa plant, of some fifteen or twenty years, perhaps, and still "tillering" despite the fact that it contained about four hundred stems from the one seed.
What to read after Success With Alfalfa At One-Tenth the Usual Cost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shirley, Jasper N. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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