The Junior Agriculturist volume 63
The Junior Agriculturist volume 63
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15(» days 150 days 6(A75 days 1 3 i-2" 1-2" f-r r i-r r k' 1-2* r 4" v 1-2- l-r I" 2-4" r 4-8" 3- 1-2- I" i' 3-4* \—r 1-2* i-V Leave Put rows ;- planU •part i apart : In rows I'se the trench system In irrigatit 3 PREPARATION OF THE SEED BED.
l*IaIU^ need air. Food, moisture and warmth, just a. >> badly as you do. You must prepare your seed bed with these needs in mind. Spade and stir the soil well in order that air and warmth may enter and that plant food may become free for use. Work the soil ...thoroughly so that the tiny roots will touch the soil particles and yet have room to grow easily.
Planting. Mark off your rows with string or the edge of a board. Carefully dig your seed trenches. Keep them straight. See the planting table for distances between rows, etc.
Do not sow seed too close together. If you do there will be many a back- ache later as you thin out the young plants.
Having sowed the seed, press the soil over the seeds by walking on a six-inch board placed over the row.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15(» days 150 days 6(A75 days 1 3 i-2" 1-2" f-r r i-r r k' 1-2* r 4" v 1-2- l-r I" 2-4" r 4-8" 3- 1-2- I" i' 3-4* \—r 1-2* i-V Leave Put rows ;- planU •part i apart : In rows I'se the trench system In irrigatit 3 PREPARATION OF THE SEED BED.
l*IaIU^ need air. Food, moisture and warmth, just a. >> badly as you do. You must prepare your seed bed with these needs in mind. Spade and stir the soil well in order that air and warmth may enter and that plant food may become free for use. Work the soil ...thoroughly so that the tiny roots will touch the soil particles and yet have room to grow easily.
Planting. Mark off your rows with string or the edge of a board. Carefully dig your seed trenches. Keep them straight. See the planting table for distances between rows, etc.
Do not sow seed too close together. If you do there will be many a back- ache later as you thin out the young plants.
Having sowed the seed, press the soil over the seeds by walking on a six-inch board placed over the row.
What to read after The Junior Agriculturist volume 63?
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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