The Great Worlds Farm
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Of all kinds of soils, it is those containing most vege- table matter which take up most moisture, and also remain damp the longest.
It is a curious fact, however, that the soils which are least ready to part with their moisture to the air are also those which are least ready to part with it to the roots of plants. There may be actually more moisture in vege- I02 The Great World's Farm table mold than in sand; but the latter, at all events, makes the plants welcome to what there is, and lets th...em have almost every drop; while the mold may have more to give, but also keeps back more. If the two contained an equal amount of water, therefore, plants would actu- ally be better off for moisture in the sand than in the mold; but this is not the case.
An experiment made for the purpose of trying differ- ent soils with regard to their readiness to give up their moisture to the roots of plants gave some very interesting results. The soils chosen were three: I, loam; 2, a mix- ture of vegetable mold and sand; and 3, coarse sand alone; the loam held two and a half times as much moist- ure as the sand, and the sand and mold mixed held more than twice as much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of all kinds of soils, it is those containing most vege- table matter which take up most moisture, and also remain damp the longest.
It is a curious fact, however, that the soils which are least ready to part with their moisture to the air are also those which are least ready to part with it to the roots of plants. There may be actually more moisture in vege- I02 The Great World's Farm table mold than in sand; but the latter, at all events, makes the plants welcome to what there is, and lets th...em have almost every drop; while the mold may have more to give, but also keeps back more. If the two contained an equal amount of water, therefore, plants would actu- ally be better off for moisture in the sand than in the mold; but this is not the case.
An experiment made for the purpose of trying differ- ent soils with regard to their readiness to give up their moisture to the roots of plants gave some very interesting results. The soils chosen were three: I, loam; 2, a mix- ture of vegetable mold and sand; and 3, coarse sand alone; the loam held two and a half times as much moist- ure as the sand, and the sand and mold mixed held more than twice as much.
What to read after The Great Worlds Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaye, Selina to read onlineMoreLess
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