Talks About the Soil in Its Relation to Plants And Business a book of Observati
Talks About the Soil in Its Relation to Plants And Business a book of Observati
Charles Barnard
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Leave nothing to guess-work ; and, above all, make accurate records of every thing done, and at the time it is done. Never leave the records to be made the next day. Have pencil and note-book always in the pocket, and record every thing in detail, and add the date, and sign with your full name. This is the true scientific spirit and method of work. 48 TALKS ABOUT THE SOIL. CHAPTER IV. KINDS OF SOILS. x. SAND AND CLAY. In making our studies of the rocks as giving some of the materials of soils, ...we paid no attention to the many different kinds of rocks. Our observations have shown us that soils are largely composed of inorganic matter ; and this matter, we have seen, comes from the rocks. It is important, then, to get from the geologist some general idea of how the rocks are classified. It is not necessary to know the name of every variety of rock, provided we are able to classify them in a general way whenever we see them. Get a piece of sandstone, a piece of granite, and a bit of chalk.
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