The Principles of Soil Management
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It would be unwise, as a rule, to roll the soil when it is excessively wet, because of the injury to the structure of the soil which would result. But the Fig. 95. A well-constructed outlet for a line of drain tile.
land may be rolled in anticipation of a wet period, which condition of the soil will facilitate the formation of that compact surface which most favors evaporation. In the spring, in regions of cold winters, bare or fallow land has usually settled into this condition, which, if perm...itted to continue, will most rapidly dry the soil.
Ridging increases evaporation by exposing a larger 266 THE PRINCIPLES OF SOIL MANAGEMENT surface. In some sections of the country where the wetness is most serious in the spring, the crops are planted on ridges which are sufficiently raised above the general surface to be drained; and, by the time the roots are ready to penetrate deeply, the excess of moist- ure will have been removed by percolation and evapo- ration Crops of any sort, including weeds, green manures and cover-crops, may serve to dry the soil by evaporating % i '- ' i %*
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be unwise, as a rule, to roll the soil when it is excessively wet, because of the injury to the structure of the soil which would result. But the Fig. 95. A well-constructed outlet for a line of drain tile.
land may be rolled in anticipation of a wet period, which condition of the soil will facilitate the formation of that compact surface which most favors evaporation. In the spring, in regions of cold winters, bare or fallow land has usually settled into this condition, which, if perm...itted to continue, will most rapidly dry the soil.
Ridging increases evaporation by exposing a larger 266 THE PRINCIPLES OF SOIL MANAGEMENT surface. In some sections of the country where the wetness is most serious in the spring, the crops are planted on ridges which are sufficiently raised above the general surface to be drained; and, by the time the roots are ready to penetrate deeply, the excess of moist- ure will have been removed by percolation and evapo- ration Crops of any sort, including weeds, green manures and cover-crops, may serve to dry the soil by evaporating % i '- ' i %*
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T L Thomas Lyttleton Lyon to read onlineMoreLess
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