The Manuring of Market Garden Crops
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Nitrate of Soda Do., do., with Potash Salts .
£ s. d.
10 6 8 2 8 12 3 2 3 12 5 6 5 16 Sieves.
279 244 293 318 260 292 Sieves.
269 199 ; 282 280 251 274 In the first place, we may turn our attention to the results chronicled in the upper table, namely, those obtained on the plots receiving stable manure.
52 The first point that strikes us, whether we regard the whole series of eighteen seasons or the last series of thirteen seasons, is that, if we take the lightly dunged plot as a basis of compa...rison, tho, yield obtained by doubHng the dung is substantially less than that obtained by supple- menting the smaller dressing of dung with chemical fertilisers, provided that the concentrated nitrogenous manure given is not less than that afforded by i cwt. of nitrate of soda per acre. It will also be seen, from the experience of the last thirteen seasons, that no practical advantage appears to attach to increasing the quantity of nitrate of soda beyond 4 cwt. when a light dressing of dung is used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nitrate of Soda Do., do., with Potash Salts .
£ s. d.
10 6 8 2 8 12 3 2 3 12 5 6 5 16 Sieves.
279 244 293 318 260 292 Sieves.
269 199 ; 282 280 251 274 In the first place, we may turn our attention to the results chronicled in the upper table, namely, those obtained on the plots receiving stable manure.
52 The first point that strikes us, whether we regard the whole series of eighteen seasons or the last series of thirteen seasons, is that, if we take the lightly dunged plot as a basis of compa...rison, tho, yield obtained by doubHng the dung is substantially less than that obtained by supple- menting the smaller dressing of dung with chemical fertilisers, provided that the concentrated nitrogenous manure given is not less than that afforded by i cwt. of nitrate of soda per acre. It will also be seen, from the experience of the last thirteen seasons, that no practical advantage appears to attach to increasing the quantity of nitrate of soda beyond 4 cwt. when a light dressing of dung is used.
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