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economic possibilities of this new departure. The more so. since, in addition to its experimental works and original factor\' at Owensboro, Ky., The Marsden Company is now about to build extensive works at Linden, Mont- gomery county, Indiana, at Peoria in Illinois, and one in eastern Virginia.
CHARACTER OF THE MAIZE STALK.
To make the matter clear, the nature and composition of the maize plant must first be understood.
I he corn stalk consists of joints (also called nodes) at irregular inter- ...vals, united by the stalk proper (these uniting sections are called internodes),.
together with leaves and tassel or flower. In the process of manufacture the leaves, tassels and joints are separated from the internodes, the pith is extracted from the internodes, leaving the shells of the internodes, commonly called shells or shives. It is found that too pounds of air-dried Indian corn stalks, when stripped of leaves and tassel, contain about 26 lbs. of nodes or joints.
20 lbs. of pith, coarse and fine.
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economic possibilities of this new departure. The more so. since, in addition to its experimental works and original factor\' at Owensboro, Ky., The Marsden Company is now about to build extensive works at Linden, Mont- gomery county, Indiana, at Peoria in Illinois, and one in eastern Virginia.
CHARACTER OF THE MAIZE STALK.
To make the matter clear, the nature and composition of the maize plant must first be understood.
I he corn stalk consists of joints (also called nodes) at irregular inter- ...vals, united by the stalk proper (these uniting sections are called internodes),.
together with leaves and tassel or flower. In the process of manufacture the leaves, tassels and joints are separated from the internodes, the pith is extracted from the internodes, leaving the shells of the internodes, commonly called shells or shives. It is found that too pounds of air-dried Indian corn stalks, when stripped of leaves and tassel, contain about 26 lbs. of nodes or joints.
20 lbs. of pith, coarse and fine.
What to read after A Revolution in Agriculture ... How Corn Stalks Are Being Utilized So Profitably That the Farmer May Get As Much for the Formerly Despised Stalks As for the Grain; a Romance of Modern Progress That Has Laid the Foundation for New And Successful Industries?
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