Farmer Advice On Seed, Seeding, And Crop Care Echoes
Farmers are urged to apply tested science to seed selection and crop care. The article, citing A. S. Wilson and the New England experience, discusses selecting early harvest bred seed, careful spring seeding, and avoiding overloading soils. It notes benefits from precise sowing, proper row spacing, and follow up cultivation for better yields despite variable weather.
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England
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Trelaod
Taos West
Harvey
Arian
Ned
Entoker
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Sugar From Sorghum A Novel U S Sugar Manufacture
A historical feature discusses sugar from sorghum, noting rising interest across the United States. It outlines methods, potential yields of up to 3000 pounds of sugar per acre, and the need for proper cultivation, processing temperatures, and farm feasibility to grow this industry and reduce reliance on imported sugar.
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United States
Orn
Ugar
Fragmented OCR notes on fruit and tree measurements spark confusion
The text mixes terms about pears apples and tree diameters with garbled phrases and names, referencing a place like Shoal and Glens without clear context. It appears as an OCR jumble of a horticulture or botanical note, with stray quotes and inconsistent language.
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St Can
County
Shewar
Dowaing
Uae
Cape
Girding Vine Increases Growth And Ripening Speed
A historical farming note describes girdling grapevines by removing a bark rim from the trunk and branches. The practice directs sap flow to leaves and fruit, allegedly accelerating growth and ripening, with healed wounds over weeks and larger berries. The text warns of careful application to avoid damaging the vine and notes yearly girdling of side branches to prevent waste.
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Bome
Camblury
Sue
Howe
Tsedontis Farm
Strawberry culture advice amid storms of pests and weather
A detailed late 19th century horticultural piece discusses strawberry cultivation, noting pests like the white crab and sow thistle, weather impacts, and the need for soil preparation and crop rotation. It emphasizes drainage, weed control, and staged hoeing to improve yields, alongside references to notable American agricultural figures.
Gardeners Debate Best Practices For Perennial Veg beds
An aged horticultural column discusses garden layout methods to combine ornamental trees with edible crops. It weighs the merits of trellised vegetables beside fruit plantings, advises on weed control, spacings, and how to rotate crops for balanced yields and soil health.
Manors Debate Best Methods For Applying Fertilizers
Fragmentary old agricultural text discusses how to apply manure and mineral plant foods. notes surface vs plowed application, effects on soil, crops, and the need for seasonally appropriate, carefully observed methods. Emphasizes local experience guiding fertilizer choices and soil readiness.
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Kent
Stade
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