The Junior Agriculturist volume 1
The Junior Agriculturist volume 1
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Tools. Select a place for storing tools. Either ask the children to bring- tools from home or purchase them. Call upon the board of trustees, your parental club, or purchase the tools with money raised through school enter- tainments and the like. Buy man-size tools with the exception of the spade. Use the so-called "woman's spade. " You will need a hoe, a rake, a spade in each set, one set to three pupils.
If sprinkling pots are acquired, take off the sprinkling attachment. Use the trench meth...od in irrigating. Do not sprinkle except to prevent the soil drying out before the seeds have germinated. If it is necessary to sprinkle at this time, see that the soil is moistened to a depth of several inches.
Seeds to plant. In the primary grades grow hardy, rapid gerrninating seeds that will mature in a few weeks, such as bulbs, lettuce, radish, and the like.
For the grammar grades, select plants of larger economic value, corn, potatoes, cotton, sugar beets, etc. The plants grown in the community should determine largely the trend of the school garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tools. Select a place for storing tools. Either ask the children to bring- tools from home or purchase them. Call upon the board of trustees, your parental club, or purchase the tools with money raised through school enter- tainments and the like. Buy man-size tools with the exception of the spade. Use the so-called "woman's spade. " You will need a hoe, a rake, a spade in each set, one set to three pupils.
If sprinkling pots are acquired, take off the sprinkling attachment. Use the trench meth...od in irrigating. Do not sprinkle except to prevent the soil drying out before the seeds have germinated. If it is necessary to sprinkle at this time, see that the soil is moistened to a depth of several inches.
Seeds to plant. In the primary grades grow hardy, rapid gerrninating seeds that will mature in a few weeks, such as bulbs, lettuce, radish, and the like.
For the grammar grades, select plants of larger economic value, corn, potatoes, cotton, sugar beets, etc. The plants grown in the community should determine largely the trend of the school garden.
What to read after The Junior Agriculturist volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California Agricultural Experiment Station to read onlineMoreLess
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