Crops
Crops
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We have already pointed out the physical condition in which the soil requires to be for the bean plant ; as re- gards the chemical condition, being what is called a cal- careous crop, drawing much lime from the soil, the great essential is, that the soil should have this lime. Hence, we have seen, that from the soils formed of clay mixed with chalk and sand, the richest crops are obtained ; if, then, lime is absent, or at best but sparingly present, it is ueces- 264 CULTURE OF FARM CROPS.
sary ...that it should be added. Mr. Huxtable recommends an artificial manure in which lime is present, and which is as follows : ten bushels of lime, two cwt. Of super- phosphate, five bushels of salt and ashes. Mr. Crother, in his Prize Essay in the Eath and West of England Society's Journal, states, that if the land has been limed, the farmer had better depend upon some nitrogenous sub-- stance as a top dressing ; and for this purpose, he says, nothing is better than guano, at the rate of three cwt. To the acre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have already pointed out the physical condition in which the soil requires to be for the bean plant ; as re- gards the chemical condition, being what is called a cal- careous crop, drawing much lime from the soil, the great essential is, that the soil should have this lime. Hence, we have seen, that from the soils formed of clay mixed with chalk and sand, the richest crops are obtained ; if, then, lime is absent, or at best but sparingly present, it is ueces- 264 CULTURE OF FARM CROPS.
sary ...that it should be added. Mr. Huxtable recommends an artificial manure in which lime is present, and which is as follows : ten bushels of lime, two cwt. Of super- phosphate, five bushels of salt and ashes. Mr. Crother, in his Prize Essay in the Eath and West of England Society's Journal, states, that if the land has been limed, the farmer had better depend upon some nitrogenous sub-- stance as a top dressing ; and for this purpose, he says, nothing is better than guano, at the rate of three cwt. To the acre.
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