County School Fairs in Virginia
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If lime has been used, manure or fertilizer should not be applied under ten days after. Fall and winter plowing is highly recommended.
CO.MUTIO.XS FOR COKN CoNTKST Cultivate, imaided, one acre (4.S40 square yards), no more or less in corn.
1st — Use pure seed corn for planting: lind — Send in. for exhibition, ten ears raised on the acre, selecting carefully the ears which will count highest accord- ing to score card given below. The lai-gest ears are not always the best. 3rd — Prepare corn for ...exhibition by removing all shucks, silk and the stem from the ear, being careful not in any way to mutilate the ear itself. Bad grains must not be removed. The ears must be carefully handled that no grains be knocked off. In judging, all missing grains will be regarded as mixed or bad grains, and count against exhibitor. Wrap each ear in paper or other pro- tection, and pack firmly for transportation to the exhibition hall. 4th — Send in a written report covering the following points: (a) The kind of soil in which seed was planted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If lime has been used, manure or fertilizer should not be applied under ten days after. Fall and winter plowing is highly recommended.
CO.MUTIO.XS FOR COKN CoNTKST Cultivate, imaided, one acre (4.S40 square yards), no more or less in corn.
1st — Use pure seed corn for planting: lind — Send in. for exhibition, ten ears raised on the acre, selecting carefully the ears which will count highest accord- ing to score card given below. The lai-gest ears are not always the best. 3rd — Prepare corn for ...exhibition by removing all shucks, silk and the stem from the ear, being careful not in any way to mutilate the ear itself. Bad grains must not be removed. The ears must be carefully handled that no grains be knocked off. In judging, all missing grains will be regarded as mixed or bad grains, and count against exhibitor. Wrap each ear in paper or other pro- tection, and pack firmly for transportation to the exhibition hall. 4th — Send in a written report covering the following points: (a) The kind of soil in which seed was planted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Dept. of Public Instruction to read onlineMoreLess
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