Farm Forestry, a Text book Dealing With the Wooded Parts of Southern Farms And the Problems Growing Out of Them, for Use in Agricultural High Schools And Colleges
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This method aifords more of a barrier to washing, and it gives the same amount of space, 36 square feet to each tree.
123. The best season to sow seed-spots is in the fall.
This does away with the trouble of keeping the seeds over winter. Fail spots should be reseeded the following fall.
124 Sowing in seed- spots costs very little. The labor of preparing the spots and sowing should not exceed $1.50 an acre. A good hand can prepare and sow from three- fourths to an acre a day. The cost of the se...eds depends on the kind, but it is generally small. For instance, a pound of yellow locust seed may be bought for 40 cents, and it will sow 5 acres.
125. Such trees as the shortleaf and loblolly pines, the beech, chestnut, tulip-tree, basswood, ash, and Catalpa may 25 be sown in seed-spots, but the surer way is to sow them in a seed-bed and transfer them to the permanent site as seed- lings of one or two year's growth. A seed-bed may be made in any light, mellow soil, such as a vegetable garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This method aifords more of a barrier to washing, and it gives the same amount of space, 36 square feet to each tree.
123. The best season to sow seed-spots is in the fall.
This does away with the trouble of keeping the seeds over winter. Fail spots should be reseeded the following fall.
124 Sowing in seed- spots costs very little. The labor of preparing the spots and sowing should not exceed $1.50 an acre. A good hand can prepare and sow from three- fourths to an acre a day. The cost of the se...eds depends on the kind, but it is generally small. For instance, a pound of yellow locust seed may be bought for 40 cents, and it will sow 5 acres.
125. Such trees as the shortleaf and loblolly pines, the beech, chestnut, tulip-tree, basswood, ash, and Catalpa may 25 be sown in seed-spots, but the surer way is to sow them in a seed-bed and transfer them to the permanent site as seed- lings of one or two year's growth. A seed-bed may be made in any light, mellow soil, such as a vegetable garden.
What to read after Farm Forestry, a Text book Dealing With the Wooded Parts of Southern Farms And the Problems Growing Out of Them, for Use in Agricultural High Schools And Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Akerman to read onlineMoreLess
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