The Prickly Pear As a Farm Crop
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But even these temperatures are of short duration. It is seldom that seven days occur during an entire Avinter with an absolute minimum below 22° F. Winters are rather frequent when this temperature is not reached.
Besides a minimum not lower than something like 12° F. a high average summer temperature is an advantage in the culture of prickl^y pear. During the ten years ending in 1903 there occurred on an average only four days a year with a maximum over 100° F.
One year of this period had twe...lve days with a maximum above 100° F. and one year's maximum did not reach 100° F. The conditions in this respect are presented in the following table : " Table II. — Mnj-imum, minimum, and mean t r m peraturcM at San Antonio, Tex., for a period of eighteen and one-half years. 1888 to .1906, inelusive.
Month.
January.
February March . . .
April . . .
May Juiie Mean.
Maxi- Mini- mum.
mum.
op °F.
°F.
52 82 6 55 90 4 62 97 21 70 99 35 .75 97 44 " 103 54 Month.
July......
August...
September October.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But even these temperatures are of short duration. It is seldom that seven days occur during an entire Avinter with an absolute minimum below 22° F. Winters are rather frequent when this temperature is not reached.
Besides a minimum not lower than something like 12° F. a high average summer temperature is an advantage in the culture of prickl^y pear. During the ten years ending in 1903 there occurred on an average only four days a year with a maximum over 100° F.
One year of this period had twe...lve days with a maximum above 100° F. and one year's maximum did not reach 100° F. The conditions in this respect are presented in the following table : " Table II. — Mnj-imum, minimum, and mean t r m peraturcM at San Antonio, Tex., for a period of eighteen and one-half years. 1888 to .1906, inelusive.
Month.
January.
February March . . .
April . . .
May Juiie Mean.
Maxi- Mini- mum.
mum.
op °F.
°F.
52 82 6 55 90 4 62 97 21 70 99 35 .75 97 44 " 103 54 Month.
July......
August...
September October.
What to read after The Prickly Pear As a Farm Crop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffiths, David, 1867- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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