Plant Production
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88. -A"tLthy P iant four-year period. The usual practice at the cutting stage. J g to SQW the geed J n the spr i ng) but it may be sown in the fall with wheat or rye. If sown quite early in the fall, it usually withstands the winters and the clover can be sown on the growing crop in early spring. A grass seeder attachment to a grain drill or a broadcast seeder is commonly used for grass seeding where the ground is in proper condition for the use of farm machinery. On newly cleared and rocky lan...ds a hand or wheelbarrow seeder CUTTING AND CURING THE HAY 163 Fig. 89. A mowing machine.
may be used to advantage. The legal weight of timothy seed in most states is 45 pounds per bushel.
Cutting and Curing the Hay. For best results timothy should be cut when it has passed its first bloom. If cut in the bloom, it is apt to be somewhat dusty. Timothy is easy to cure and should be tedded the afternoon of the day Fig. 90. A side-delivery rake.
1 6 4 THE HAY GRASSES when cut or the day after and raked into windrows and put into medium-sized cocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
88. -A"tLthy P iant four-year period. The usual practice at the cutting stage. J g to SQW the geed J n the spr i ng) but it may be sown in the fall with wheat or rye. If sown quite early in the fall, it usually withstands the winters and the clover can be sown on the growing crop in early spring. A grass seeder attachment to a grain drill or a broadcast seeder is commonly used for grass seeding where the ground is in proper condition for the use of farm machinery. On newly cleared and rocky lan...ds a hand or wheelbarrow seeder CUTTING AND CURING THE HAY 163 Fig. 89. A mowing machine.
may be used to advantage. The legal weight of timothy seed in most states is 45 pounds per bushel.
Cutting and Curing the Hay. For best results timothy should be cut when it has passed its first bloom. If cut in the bloom, it is apt to be somewhat dusty. Timothy is easy to cure and should be tedded the afternoon of the day Fig. 90. A side-delivery rake.
1 6 4 THE HAY GRASSES when cut or the day after and raked into windrows and put into medium-sized cocks.
What to read after Plant Production?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ransom Asa Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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