The Wheat Industry, for Use in Schools
The Wheat Industry, for Use in Schools
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Since methods of production in the eastern part of the region are about the same as for the North- east Central states, detailed • discussion need not be given here. In the western section, however, the work is for the most part done on a large scale.
The plowing is with gang plows varying in size from two to sixteen bottoms. The larger plows are pulled by either steam or gas tractors and the smaller ones by horses or mules. Nearly all the plowing is done in the autumn. Ten to eighteen hole pre...ss drills are used for seeding, and about a bushel of wheat is sown per acre. Most of the winter wheat is sown in Septeniber. The spring wheat is sown late in March or in April. Where the soil is quite loose, the winter wheat land is sometimes rolled in the spring in order that the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 254 THE WHEAT INDUSTRY soil, which has become much loosened by the freezing and thawing of early spring and winter, may be solidly packed together.
Harvesting the Crop. — The self-binder is the harvesting machine in highest favor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since methods of production in the eastern part of the region are about the same as for the North- east Central states, detailed • discussion need not be given here. In the western section, however, the work is for the most part done on a large scale.
The plowing is with gang plows varying in size from two to sixteen bottoms. The larger plows are pulled by either steam or gas tractors and the smaller ones by horses or mules. Nearly all the plowing is done in the autumn. Ten to eighteen hole pre...ss drills are used for seeding, and about a bushel of wheat is sown per acre. Most of the winter wheat is sown in Septeniber. The spring wheat is sown late in March or in April. Where the soil is quite loose, the winter wheat land is sometimes rolled in the spring in order that the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 254 THE WHEAT INDUSTRY soil, which has become much loosened by the freezing and thawing of early spring and winter, may be solidly packed together.
Harvesting the Crop. — The self-binder is the harvesting machine in highest favor.
What to read after The Wheat Industry, for Use in Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bengtson, Nels August, 1879- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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