The Chemistry of the Farm
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By " pure ash " is understood the ash minus sand, charcoal, and carbonic acid.
The composition of grain is tolerably constant ; but the composition of straw, leaves, roots, and tubers will vary very considerably, according to the character of the soil, the manuring, and the season. The com- position of fodder and root crops is thus especially liable to variation. Some information on this subject will be found on page 137.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By " pure ash " is understood the ash minus sand, charcoal, and carbonic acid.
The composition of grain is tolerably constant ; but the composition of straw, leaves, roots, and tubers will vary very considerably, according to the character of the soil, the manuring, and the season. The com- position of fodder and root crops is thus especially liable to variation. Some information on this subject will be found on page 137.
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