The Chinese Sugar-Cane; Its History, Mode of Culture, Manufacture of the Sugar, Etc. With Reports of Its Success in Different Portions of the United States, And Letters From Distinguished Men
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This millet will, of course, mix with any other variety of the millet family planted near it. I have now stated the chief particulars of my experiment. A single experiment — especially one in agriculture — is rarely conclusive. I may err myself, and cause others to err, were I to ex- press with any emphasis the opinion I entertain of the value of this recently-introduced plant." We learn by this experiment, though tried at the South, much that' is of importance to those who are entering upon th...e cultivation of this sugar-cane. Among those things, w^e propose to notice briefly, first, the quantity of seed used to " half an acre, — about a pint." This, according to my experience, is a small pattern, though I have no doubt, if it were evenly distributed with a seed- sower, it might answer. But it is always better to plant more than you want, and thin out, than to plant so thin that you will fail to get a crop. We learn further that it was planted in drills, one seed every three inches.
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