The Cultivator, Volúmenes6-8L. Tucker, 1939 |
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... effect as a manure , at the beginning . Even perceptible even to superficial observers ; but no writer the first year after it is applied to the soil its effects are has yet called the attention of the agricultural world to ...
... effect as a manure , at the beginning . Even perceptible even to superficial observers ; but no writer the first year after it is applied to the soil its effects are has yet called the attention of the agricultural world to ...
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... effect . Probably the applica- tion of potash with the gypsum , might render it efficient Gypsum is found to have the greatest effect on sandy , or silicious soils . The reason is obvious . Silex is gene- rally combined with potash ...
... effect . Probably the applica- tion of potash with the gypsum , might render it efficient Gypsum is found to have the greatest effect on sandy , or silicious soils . The reason is obvious . Silex is gene- rally combined with potash ...
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... effect it has in keeping the soil loose , as well as its effect as a manure , is best on clayey ground , as it renders light sandy soils still more loose in their texture . As a litter for the pig pen , cow yard , of fluids and salts ...
... effect it has in keeping the soil loose , as well as its effect as a manure , is best on clayey ground , as it renders light sandy soils still more loose in their texture . As a litter for the pig pen , cow yard , of fluids and salts ...
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