The Tea Soils of Assam And Tea Manuring
The Tea Soils of Assam And Tea Manuring
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Dressing of 7 tons per acre of Cattle Manure, in March.
jth year Nothing.
When the first 70 acres received the bheel soil, the second would be having the second year's treatment, so that every year's would see one section under some kind of treatment coupled with rotation of crop. The total expense outside the garden for the seven years would be thus limited to the 8 cwt. Per acre of Basic Slag in the 4th year which would probably not be needed in the next seven year's series on the same plot. ...Of course endless variations could be introduced. If bheel soil were not available, a dressing of 10 cwt. Per acre of castor or 12 cwt. Per acre of mustard caka would more or less replace it and cost no more, but in most cases rather less. The Basic Slag might be replaced by Lime, or a smaller dressing, say 4 cwt. Per acre might be put on and added to each rotation instead of once in 14 years. The cattle manure might be found not to be needed or finally the Basic Slag might be 102 altogether omitted and superphosphate (2 cwt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dressing of 7 tons per acre of Cattle Manure, in March.
jth year Nothing.
When the first 70 acres received the bheel soil, the second would be having the second year's treatment, so that every year's would see one section under some kind of treatment coupled with rotation of crop. The total expense outside the garden for the seven years would be thus limited to the 8 cwt. Per acre of Basic Slag in the 4th year which would probably not be needed in the next seven year's series on the same plot. ...Of course endless variations could be introduced. If bheel soil were not available, a dressing of 10 cwt. Per acre of castor or 12 cwt. Per acre of mustard caka would more or less replace it and cost no more, but in most cases rather less. The Basic Slag might be replaced by Lime, or a smaller dressing, say 4 cwt. Per acre might be put on and added to each rotation instead of once in 14 years. The cattle manure might be found not to be needed or finally the Basic Slag might be 102 altogether omitted and superphosphate (2 cwt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold H Harold Hart Mann to read onlineMoreLess
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