Farmer's Guide
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Depth of soil is of the first importance, for the large roots need plenty of room for proper development. Good rhubarb cannot be grown except on very rich soil. There is no danger of getting it too rich. Heavy applications of stable manure make the best possible fertilization, but in its absence mix 1,300 pounds of the follow- ing fertilizer with twenty loads of black g6 rice.
mold from the forest, and apply the whole to an acre. Fertilizer containing- : Available phosphoric acid, 8 per cent.
P...otash, 7 " " Nitrogen, 3 " " The best crop to precede rhubarb is clover.
RICE.
Soil. — -Water rice or swamp rice needs low lands, diked and ditched for flooding and draining. Upland rice is best grown on black, peaty soils which never suffer from drought.
Fertilizer. — Upon the peaty soils for up- land rice no nitrogen is needed, but a dress- ing of 300 lbs. acid phosphate and 100 lbs.
muriate of potash per acre pays well.
Planters of water rice find that it pays well to use 450 lbs. of a fertilizer containing: Available phosphoric acid, 6 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Depth of soil is of the first importance, for the large roots need plenty of room for proper development. Good rhubarb cannot be grown except on very rich soil. There is no danger of getting it too rich. Heavy applications of stable manure make the best possible fertilization, but in its absence mix 1,300 pounds of the follow- ing fertilizer with twenty loads of black g6 rice.
mold from the forest, and apply the whole to an acre. Fertilizer containing- : Available phosphoric acid, 8 per cent.
P...otash, 7 " " Nitrogen, 3 " " The best crop to precede rhubarb is clover.
RICE.
Soil. — -Water rice or swamp rice needs low lands, diked and ditched for flooding and draining. Upland rice is best grown on black, peaty soils which never suffer from drought.
Fertilizer. — Upon the peaty soils for up- land rice no nitrogen is needed, but a dress- ing of 300 lbs. acid phosphate and 100 lbs.
muriate of potash per acre pays well.
Planters of water rice find that it pays well to use 450 lbs. of a fertilizer containing: Available phosphoric acid, 6 per cent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by German Kali Works, New York. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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