The Dwelling House
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' All organic refuse is good for the land, but the farmer wants it in a form which does not hinder tillage. Pieces of oil-cloth, hamper lids, dead dogs and cats, and old tin canisters, are a nuisance to the farmer, and a very slight admixture of such things spoils the practical value (a different thing to theoretical value) of the manure which is mixed with them.
The sanitarian who loses sight of classification, and who, in his eagerness for a big scheme, is neglectful of details, has not maste...red the elements of his trade.
The only rational treatment for excremental matters is immediate superficial burial, with a view to the production of crops, as detailed in ' Kural Hygiene. ' It is to be hoped that, with this object in view, some municipality will pur- chase a tract of land and endeavour to give the poor an object-lesson on the right use of refuse. If convenient access to such a farm by means of canal, river, or railway siding could be obtained, it would make little difference whether it was two or twenty miles from the town, but the nearer the land is to the houses the better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' All organic refuse is good for the land, but the farmer wants it in a form which does not hinder tillage. Pieces of oil-cloth, hamper lids, dead dogs and cats, and old tin canisters, are a nuisance to the farmer, and a very slight admixture of such things spoils the practical value (a different thing to theoretical value) of the manure which is mixed with them.
The sanitarian who loses sight of classification, and who, in his eagerness for a big scheme, is neglectful of details, has not maste...red the elements of his trade.
The only rational treatment for excremental matters is immediate superficial burial, with a view to the production of crops, as detailed in ' Kural Hygiene. ' It is to be hoped that, with this object in view, some municipality will pur- chase a tract of land and endeavour to give the poor an object-lesson on the right use of refuse. If convenient access to such a farm by means of canal, river, or railway siding could be obtained, it would make little difference whether it was two or twenty miles from the town, but the nearer the land is to the houses the better.
What to read after The Dwelling House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Vivian Poore to read onlineMoreLess
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