Sulphate of Ammonia Its Characteristics And Practical Value As a Manure

Robert Warington

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Of phosphoric acid, 120 Ibs. Of potash, and So Ibs.
90 RESULTS WITH GRASS of nitrogen per acre. From 1886 to 1888 no manure was em- ployed. In 1889 manures were applied to the grass at the rate of 60 Ibs. Phosphoric acid, 30 Ibs. Potash, and 36 Ibs. Ammonia per acre. In the years 1890 and 1891, the manur- ing was at the rate of 36 Ibs. Phosphoric acid, 36 Ibs. Potash, and 36 Ibs. Ammonia per acre. In 1892 and 1893 the potash was raised to 72 Ibs. Per acre. Throughout the whole of the experiment...s the same character of manure was maintained on each plot although the quantity varied.
The average produce of hay per acre in the five seasons in which the grass received manure is shown in Table XXVII. The Hay was in every case the first cutting, the second growth was apparently grazed.
TABLE XXVII.
PRODUCE OF HAY BY VARIOUS MANURES AT PUMPHERSTON. AVERAGE OF FIVE YEARS, 1889-93.
Return for Plot.
Manures applied.
Hay per acre.
I CWt Sulphate of Ammonia.
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No manure IO'7 z / 12 22 Superphosphate Sulphate of Potash i<_> f H7 18-0 I?

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