Sugar Beet Hints On Cultivation
Sugar Beet Hints On Cultivation
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, . . . . 10 Nitrate of Soda, First Application . 1, , Second . 1 Third . 2 N. B. Basic Slag may be used instead of Super- phosphate. RAISING THE CROP. The crop is raised between September 15 and October 15, according to the season and time when the fields are drilled. Under ordinary conditions the beets are ripe when the leaves begin to turn yellow, but it sometimes happens that in very dry weather the leaves will turn yellow earlier. If after such a dry period wet weather sets in, the aspect ...of Healthy well-shaped Sugar Beet. 31 32 SUGAR BEET the fields will again change to green, because new leaves are forming. This unfortunately affects the quantity of the sugar being formed in the beet. It must be noticed that under ordinary conditions, the change from green to yellow in the beets means that the beet has stopped growing but continues to make sugar, and the crop must be raised shortly after the change in the colour. As soon as the beets are taken out of the ground the tops should be cut off with a knife, applied at the place where the first leaves have grown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, . . . . 10 Nitrate of Soda, First Application . 1, , Second . 1 Third . 2 N. B. Basic Slag may be used instead of Super- phosphate. RAISING THE CROP. The crop is raised between September 15 and October 15, according to the season and time when the fields are drilled. Under ordinary conditions the beets are ripe when the leaves begin to turn yellow, but it sometimes happens that in very dry weather the leaves will turn yellow earlier. If after such a dry period wet weather sets in, the aspect ...of Healthy well-shaped Sugar Beet. 31 32 SUGAR BEET the fields will again change to green, because new leaves are forming. This unfortunately affects the quantity of the sugar being formed in the beet. It must be noticed that under ordinary conditions, the change from green to yellow in the beets means that the beet has stopped growing but continues to make sugar, and the crop must be raised shortly after the change in the colour. As soon as the beets are taken out of the ground the tops should be cut off with a knife, applied at the place where the first leaves have grown.
What to read after Sugar Beet Hints On Cultivation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud Carlyn to read onlineMoreLess
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