The New England Farmer Or Georgical Dictionary Containing a Compendious Accou
The New England Farmer Or Georgical Dictionary Containing a Compendious Accou
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The vegetable manures are good, though not fo ftrong as animal ones. They can be had in great er plenty in moft places ; and ought to be laid on in larger quantities.
Green vegetables, fuch as all the otherwife ufelefs weeds in fields and gardens. Thefe fhould be col lected and rotted in heaps. They are a good manure for all foils, and to nourifh all forts of plants.
Aquatick weeds, fuch as grow in the borders of ponds and riv ers. Thefe fhould be collected in large heaps on the higher ground, ...and covered with turis, the grafs fide outwards. Thefe heaps will be eafily made in forne places, and will be a valuable manure. Some fay, care fhould be taken to prevent their taking fire by fermenting, as their heat will be very great.
Straw, and other offal of corn of all kinds, rotted in farm yards, or dung pits.
Rcfufc hay, both frefh and fait, rotted in yards, and trampled on by cattle, and mixed with their excrements.
Tfiatch, that grows by the fides of fait creeks, or the parts of it which cattle will not eat, mould be thrown into the farm yard, to putrefy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vegetable manures are good, though not fo ftrong as animal ones. They can be had in great er plenty in moft places ; and ought to be laid on in larger quantities.
Green vegetables, fuch as all the otherwife ufelefs weeds in fields and gardens. Thefe fhould be col lected and rotted in heaps. They are a good manure for all foils, and to nourifh all forts of plants.
Aquatick weeds, fuch as grow in the borders of ponds and riv ers. Thefe fhould be collected in large heaps on the higher ground, ...and covered with turis, the grafs fide outwards. Thefe heaps will be eafily made in forne places, and will be a valuable manure. Some fay, care fhould be taken to prevent their taking fire by fermenting, as their heat will be very great.
Straw, and other offal of corn of all kinds, rotted in farm yards, or dung pits.
Rcfufc hay, both frefh and fait, rotted in yards, and trampled on by cattle, and mixed with their excrements.
Tfiatch, that grows by the fides of fait creeks, or the parts of it which cattle will not eat, mould be thrown into the farm yard, to putrefy.
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