Treatise And Hand book On Orange Culture in Florida
Treatise And Hand book On Orange Culture in Florida
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As they are highly stimulating they should be com- posted with three or four times the quantity of muck, and frequently turned before using.
But of all the manures, that which is cheapest and most abundant is the muck to be found in our rivers, creeks, lakes and ponds. A 48 good article of muck is little less than decomposed vegetable matter. Leaves, wood, weeds and grass as they have fallen have been washed into these deposits and decomposed under water so slowly and. So excluded from the atmo...sphere that they have lost little of their origi- nal elements. Here they have been preserved by nature, as in the crucible of the chemist, for ages, and now lie in rich and vast deposits for the use of the orange grower. Some who have supposed they were using muck have been mistaken. They have foun. D a black sand with a little vegetable matter with it. If they had taken a little of it and washed it they would have found little else than sand, and some of it r that of a brown granular appearance, of a similar nature to "hard pan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they are highly stimulating they should be com- posted with three or four times the quantity of muck, and frequently turned before using.
But of all the manures, that which is cheapest and most abundant is the muck to be found in our rivers, creeks, lakes and ponds. A 48 good article of muck is little less than decomposed vegetable matter. Leaves, wood, weeds and grass as they have fallen have been washed into these deposits and decomposed under water so slowly and. So excluded from the atmo...sphere that they have lost little of their origi- nal elements. Here they have been preserved by nature, as in the crucible of the chemist, for ages, and now lie in rich and vast deposits for the use of the orange grower. Some who have supposed they were using muck have been mistaken. They have foun. D a black sand with a little vegetable matter with it. If they had taken a little of it and washed it they would have found little else than sand, and some of it r that of a brown granular appearance, of a similar nature to "hard pan.
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