Potash and Wood Ash Fertilizers in Georgia Agriculture
The bulletin discusses wood ashes as a fertilizer source with varying potash content from different woods and the shift to German potash salts from Stassfurt. It notes the uneven value of ashes, the rise of commercial potash, and estimates ash value and nutrient content for farming use. It also covers state agricultural programs, crop conditions, labor issues, and the push for farm education and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potesh Agamans
Stassfurt
Germany
Saxony
Liebig
German Wall Works
Thil Bulletin
Dead Sea
Georgia
United States Gunners
Biate
W. C. Bryant
Charles W. Davis
North Georgia Agriculture
Ohare
B. W. Kilgore
Appie
Virginia
Deallymans’ Association
Department of Arch
State Treasury
Vihor
Bover
Farmers’ Union
Southern Cotton Association
Ceorsia
Harvie Jordan
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Cook
Steve
Standard OL. Company
Ministers
Messrs. & Co
Quanah
Walter Griffith
Silverton
Texas
Rev.Griffith
Damon BhAho
Cee
Hardware Company
Balers
Varnis
Georcia's
Governor’s Mansion
J. O.ragwell
Peschtree St
Atlanta
Brookman
S.S
Ific CO
Gas
ASE
Lee Roy Myers Company, Makers
Easei
Bel
Ines
Eos
Bona of
Berks
Vitya
P.O. Box
R.f-D
National Casualty
National Casualty Co
Iitiec
Young
J. M. Young, JR
Waycross