Orchard Cultivation
Orchard Cultivation
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[June, nearly every farm. The tools used in orchard cultivation at the Experi- ment Station are shown in Plate 7. The plow is the ordinary breaking plow, and is used for the first spring cultivation. It is then followed by the disc and spring-tooth harrows. The disc harrow in use at the Station is, as may be seen from Plate 7, No. 2, and Plate 8, of the spading or cutaway type, but the ordinary disc harrow with solid discs is as good for all practical purposes.
If the spring is dry and the plow... and disc harrow have left hard lumps, it is well to go over the orchard with a roller (Plate 7, No. 4) for the purpose of thoroughly reducing them and the first spring preparation of the soil for the growing season is then completed by going over the entire orchard with a smoothing harrow. The first stages of the spring cultivation as carried on at the Station are shown in Plate 8, a view in the main orchard.
For later cultivation by all means the most desirable implement to use is the spring-tooth harrow (Plate 9), although the disc harrow is also extremely useful for this purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[June, nearly every farm. The tools used in orchard cultivation at the Experi- ment Station are shown in Plate 7. The plow is the ordinary breaking plow, and is used for the first spring cultivation. It is then followed by the disc and spring-tooth harrows. The disc harrow in use at the Station is, as may be seen from Plate 7, No. 2, and Plate 8, of the spading or cutaway type, but the ordinary disc harrow with solid discs is as good for all practical purposes.
If the spring is dry and the plow... and disc harrow have left hard lumps, it is well to go over the orchard with a roller (Plate 7, No. 4) for the purpose of thoroughly reducing them and the first spring preparation of the soil for the growing season is then completed by going over the entire orchard with a smoothing harrow. The first stages of the spring cultivation as carried on at the Station are shown in Plate 8, a view in the main orchard.
For later cultivation by all means the most desirable implement to use is the spring-tooth harrow (Plate 9), although the disc harrow is also extremely useful for this purpose.
What to read after Orchard Cultivation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas J Thomas Jonathan Burrill to read onlineMoreLess
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