Successful Farming a Ready Reference On All Phases of Agriculture for Farmers
Successful Farming a Ready Reference On All Phases of Agriculture for Farmers
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The root crops require more labor than corn in culture, harvesting and feeding. Less of the work can be done by labor-saving machinery. It is for this reason chiefly that they are the more expensive source of suc- culent food. Roots have the advantage in that they may be grown in small quantities for small numbers of livestock when it would not be practicable to have a silo. They also fit well into crop rotations and the tillage required by them leaves the soil in excellent condition for crops ...that follow.
Utilization and Feeding Value. — The root crops are best utilized for dairy cattle, especially during the winter period. The various roots differ considerably in their percentage of dry matter and feeding value. Sugar 1 Courtesy of Webb Publishing Company, St. Paul, Minn. Warburton.
From "Field Crops, " by Wilson and ROOTS AND TUBERS FOR FORAGE 307 beets rank first, as they have about 20 per cent of dry matter, three-quarters of which is sugar. Mangels, rutabagas and turnips frequently have no more than 10 to 12 per cent of dry matter, not more than one-half of which is sugar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The root crops require more labor than corn in culture, harvesting and feeding. Less of the work can be done by labor-saving machinery. It is for this reason chiefly that they are the more expensive source of suc- culent food. Roots have the advantage in that they may be grown in small quantities for small numbers of livestock when it would not be practicable to have a silo. They also fit well into crop rotations and the tillage required by them leaves the soil in excellent condition for crops ...that follow.
Utilization and Feeding Value. — The root crops are best utilized for dairy cattle, especially during the winter period. The various roots differ considerably in their percentage of dry matter and feeding value. Sugar 1 Courtesy of Webb Publishing Company, St. Paul, Minn. Warburton.
From "Field Crops, " by Wilson and ROOTS AND TUBERS FOR FORAGE 307 beets rank first, as they have about 20 per cent of dry matter, three-quarters of which is sugar. Mangels, rutabagas and turnips frequently have no more than 10 to 12 per cent of dry matter, not more than one-half of which is sugar.
What to read after Successful Farming a Ready Reference On All Phases of Agriculture for Farmers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank D Frank Duane Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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