Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye, And Buckwheat, Corn, Hay And Pasture Crops, Potatoes, Root Crops, Tobacco, Soiling Crops
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The kind of tools used for the cultivation of tobacco varies in different sections, depending on the condition of the soil, tradition of the residents, and the quality and the cost of labor. In general, the first cultivation is given the field in about a week after setting, with a double-shovel plow, such as shown in Fig. 3, going rather deep and close to the rows; after this, only shallow cultivation is given with any suitable cultivator. The hand hoe should be used only to keep the weeds out ...from between the plants in the rows. Cultivation must not continue after the plants have become so large that the leaves will be injured by the operation.
Fig. 3 §21 TOBACCO 11. Budding, or Topping, and Suckering of Export and White Burley Tobaccos. — It requires sound judgment of the capacity of the soil and of each plant to top properly. Weak plants and plants on poor soil should be topped relatively low ; strong plants on rich soil should be topped high because they can ripen more leaves than the former.
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The kind of tools used for the cultivation of tobacco varies in different sections, depending on the condition of the soil, tradition of the residents, and the quality and the cost of labor. In general, the first cultivation is given the field in about a week after setting, with a double-shovel plow, such as shown in Fig. 3, going rather deep and close to the rows; after this, only shallow cultivation is given with any suitable cultivator. The hand hoe should be used only to keep the weeds out ...from between the plants in the rows. Cultivation must not continue after the plants have become so large that the leaves will be injured by the operation.
Fig. 3 §21 TOBACCO 11. Budding, or Topping, and Suckering of Export and White Burley Tobaccos. — It requires sound judgment of the capacity of the soil and of each plant to top properly. Weak plants and plants on poor soil should be topped relatively low ; strong plants on rich soil should be topped high because they can ripen more leaves than the former.
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