Reports On Peat, Muck, And Commercial Manures, Made to the Connecticut State Agricultural Sociey in 1857-8
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- 12.85 100.00 Soluble in water, 1.64.
Nitrogen' 1.31=1.60 ammonia.
ANSWERS TO CIRCULAR.
1. The swamp is nearly a triangle with irregular sides, containing about 1 acre, 3J rods.
2. As to depth, the estimated average is 4 \ feet. Greatest depth dug, 6 feet, from the dip of the sides, greatest estimated depth 16 feet. A similar muck bed in an adjoining lot has been penetrated to that depth.
3. It has been drained for 4 years to a depth of two feet.
4. The water is fresh.
5. Perfectly dry at the ...depth of two feet all summer.
6. It has grown no crop but grass, which has been improving in quality since I drained it. No manures have been tried.
7. As the ditch approached the shallow part of the bed, at the depth of 6 feet, a substratum resembling very fine clay, and of a very light color, was thrown out. The edges are a gravelly loam.
8. The muck bed receives no wash from hills.
9. A stream of soft water runs through the deposit, it comes from a large spring, and runs about a quarter of a mile before it * The ash is almost entirely white quartz sand, with some sulphate of lime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- 12.85 100.00 Soluble in water, 1.64.
Nitrogen' 1.31=1.60 ammonia.
ANSWERS TO CIRCULAR.
1. The swamp is nearly a triangle with irregular sides, containing about 1 acre, 3J rods.
2. As to depth, the estimated average is 4 \ feet. Greatest depth dug, 6 feet, from the dip of the sides, greatest estimated depth 16 feet. A similar muck bed in an adjoining lot has been penetrated to that depth.
3. It has been drained for 4 years to a depth of two feet.
4. The water is fresh.
5. Perfectly dry at the ...depth of two feet all summer.
6. It has grown no crop but grass, which has been improving in quality since I drained it. No manures have been tried.
7. As the ditch approached the shallow part of the bed, at the depth of 6 feet, a substratum resembling very fine clay, and of a very light color, was thrown out. The edges are a gravelly loam.
8. The muck bed receives no wash from hills.
9. A stream of soft water runs through the deposit, it comes from a large spring, and runs about a quarter of a mile before it * The ash is almost entirely white quartz sand, with some sulphate of lime.
What to read after Reports On Peat, Muck, And Commercial Manures, Made to the Connecticut State Agricultural Sociey in 1857-8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel W Samuel William Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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