Primer of Irrigation
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1 side of a square mile. 320 640 900 1 rod in length 1 2 3 100 rods in length 100 200 300 100 feet in length 6 1/16 12 1/8 18 3/16 METHODS OF PLANTING.
It must not be supposed that this part of the pres- ent chapter will exhaust the subject of methods of planting. The subject is too large and important to be treated in one place, and it is therefore distributed in other chapters to follow. But it is all important to consider the nature of the plant which it is purposed to grow, and plant the se...ed in such manner that it will have room to grow and develop its seed or fruit. If the previous chapters have been carefully read the reader will remember that great stress was laid upon, the fact that all plants are great feeders, and that they are so by instinct, and to attempt to compel them to abstain from their proper food, or limit their food supply on the ground of economy or indifference, or upon the supposition that they will grow anyhow, is to reduce the product of that plant proportionately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 side of a square mile. 320 640 900 1 rod in length 1 2 3 100 rods in length 100 200 300 100 feet in length 6 1/16 12 1/8 18 3/16 METHODS OF PLANTING.
It must not be supposed that this part of the pres- ent chapter will exhaust the subject of methods of planting. The subject is too large and important to be treated in one place, and it is therefore distributed in other chapters to follow. But it is all important to consider the nature of the plant which it is purposed to grow, and plant the se...ed in such manner that it will have room to grow and develop its seed or fruit. If the previous chapters have been carefully read the reader will remember that great stress was laid upon, the fact that all plants are great feeders, and that they are so by instinct, and to attempt to compel them to abstain from their proper food, or limit their food supply on the ground of economy or indifference, or upon the supposition that they will grow anyhow, is to reduce the product of that plant proportionately.
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