Soils of the Eastern United States And Their Use Xxvii the Houston Black Clay
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northern areas of the type, and it is desirable to raise alfalfa upon at least some portion of the farm acreage in addition to the crops men- tioned, which may be arranged in regular rotation. Alfalfa thrives upon the well-drained areas of the type and should be more exten- sively grown.
In the western and southwestern areas it is found desirable to produce more drought-resistant crops than are planted in the locali- ties where rainfall is more abundant. For these former locations sorghum, mill...et, kafir, and alfalfa are ah 1 available, either in conjunc- tion with cotton or in areas where the latter crop is not extensively produced.
For the improvement of the efficiency of the Houston black clay it is also desirable that greater attention should be paid to the internal drainage of the subsoil. While the greater portion of the type is well drained, so far as the surface flow of water is concerned, the stiff, waxy claylike nature of both surface soil and subsoil tends to store a large amount of excess moisture in the subsoil and also to render the surface soil plastic and sticky until late in the spring planting season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
northern areas of the type, and it is desirable to raise alfalfa upon at least some portion of the farm acreage in addition to the crops men- tioned, which may be arranged in regular rotation. Alfalfa thrives upon the well-drained areas of the type and should be more exten- sively grown.
In the western and southwestern areas it is found desirable to produce more drought-resistant crops than are planted in the locali- ties where rainfall is more abundant. For these former locations sorghum, mill...et, kafir, and alfalfa are ah 1 available, either in conjunc- tion with cotton or in areas where the latter crop is not extensively produced.
For the improvement of the efficiency of the Houston black clay it is also desirable that greater attention should be paid to the internal drainage of the subsoil. While the greater portion of the type is well drained, so far as the surface flow of water is concerned, the stiff, waxy claylike nature of both surface soil and subsoil tends to store a large amount of excess moisture in the subsoil and also to render the surface soil plastic and sticky until late in the spring planting season.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay Allan Bonsteel to read onlineMoreLess
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