The Principles of Fruit-Growing
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Nothing could be better calculated to dry out a potato field or a corn field than throw- ing the ground up in high ridges, leaving a large surface exposed to the action of sun and wind.
In fruit plantations which are in a proper state of cultivation, a small -toothed or even spike - toothed cultivator will be found sufficient to maintain the surface mulch.
The roller, in its relation to soil moisture, is an implement whose value depends largely upon local conditions. There is no tool which requ...ires more judgment as to its proper use. On light, loose, sandy or gravelly soils, where every effort must be made to solidify and pack the particles closely to- gether, the roller must be used repeatedly. The difficulty with such soils is that the spaces between the grains are so large that the water is permitted to pass through freely, and is lost by percolation.
The capillary openings are so large that there is very feeble rise of the water to take the place of that used by plants and lost by evaporation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing could be better calculated to dry out a potato field or a corn field than throw- ing the ground up in high ridges, leaving a large surface exposed to the action of sun and wind.
In fruit plantations which are in a proper state of cultivation, a small -toothed or even spike - toothed cultivator will be found sufficient to maintain the surface mulch.
The roller, in its relation to soil moisture, is an implement whose value depends largely upon local conditions. There is no tool which requ...ires more judgment as to its proper use. On light, loose, sandy or gravelly soils, where every effort must be made to solidify and pack the particles closely to- gether, the roller must be used repeatedly. The difficulty with such soils is that the spaces between the grains are so large that the water is permitted to pass through freely, and is lost by percolation.
The capillary openings are so large that there is very feeble rise of the water to take the place of that used by plants and lost by evaporation.
What to read after The Principles of Fruit-Growing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L H Liberty Hyde Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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