The Irrigation Age volume 24
The Irrigation Age volume 24
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Planting trees, vines and vegetables along the flat shores of a little brook or on the low banks above is a trick almost as old as the human race. The modern man improves on this in many places by making an artificial brook more or less straight. In this he sometimes keeps water run- ning all the time. A little corn, potatoes, beans and other stuff may be raised in this way if the water is not too cold. But fruit is quite sure to be insipid or sour, with no keeping qualities. To avoid this he r...an water in it only once in a while, keeping it dry most of THE IRRIGATION AGE.
141 the time, but always using the same old channel without breaking it up each time by cultivation. This was an improvement in some ways and fair fruit was grown on some soils, but on many others the tree made slow growth, while the fruit was mostly small and tough, though better, on the whole, than where the water was running all the time. This is often from lack of drain- ago, though there is something more the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Planting trees, vines and vegetables along the flat shores of a little brook or on the low banks above is a trick almost as old as the human race. The modern man improves on this in many places by making an artificial brook more or less straight. In this he sometimes keeps water run- ning all the time. A little corn, potatoes, beans and other stuff may be raised in this way if the water is not too cold. But fruit is quite sure to be insipid or sour, with no keeping qualities. To avoid this he r...an water in it only once in a while, keeping it dry most of THE IRRIGATION AGE.
141 the time, but always using the same old channel without breaking it up each time by cultivation. This was an improvement in some ways and fair fruit was grown on some soils, but on many others the tree made slow growth, while the fruit was mostly small and tough, though better, on the whole, than where the water was running all the time. This is often from lack of drain- ago, though there is something more the matter.
What to read after The Irrigation Age volume 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Federation of Tree Growing Clubs of America to read onlineMoreLess
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