Vertical Farming
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In such soils the pores are naturally small and the water is held back. The movement can be hastened by tilling or stirring the soil to the depth to which it is desirable to carry the water. The deeper this can be made effective the better, and so it is very apparent that soils where the water is likely to stand on the surface ace in need of the deepest practical tillage. As the free water clogs the pores and stops many of the soil processes, the plants do not draw their moisture from it, but g...et it instead from the smaller capillary supply left behind.
50 VERTICAL FARMING Movement of Capillary Water. — The capillary or film move- ment of moisture takes place in all directions, but its most important direction is upward. When tight soils prevent the downward percolation of free water, some is carried downward by this pull which has been described elsewhere as the same movement as the oil moving in a wick. As the amount of moist- FAUINGt m\ TWO EXAMPLES OF CAPILLARITY ure that is held by capillarity is limited and if not replenished, the supply within reach of the roots may soon be exhausted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In such soils the pores are naturally small and the water is held back. The movement can be hastened by tilling or stirring the soil to the depth to which it is desirable to carry the water. The deeper this can be made effective the better, and so it is very apparent that soils where the water is likely to stand on the surface ace in need of the deepest practical tillage. As the free water clogs the pores and stops many of the soil processes, the plants do not draw their moisture from it, but g...et it instead from the smaller capillary supply left behind.
50 VERTICAL FARMING Movement of Capillary Water. — The capillary or film move- ment of moisture takes place in all directions, but its most important direction is upward. When tight soils prevent the downward percolation of free water, some is carried downward by this pull which has been described elsewhere as the same movement as the oil moving in a wick. As the amount of moist- FAUINGt m\ TWO EXAMPLES OF CAPILLARITY ure that is held by capillarity is limited and if not replenished, the supply within reach of the roots may soon be exhausted.
What to read after Vertical Farming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Ellis Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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