Edmund Ruffin Father of soil chemistry and farming reform
Edmund Ruffin, a Virginia planter and young 1818 pioneer, devised the first practical soil tests linking lime and calcareous manures to soil fertility. He tested marls, applied lime, and published influential essays shaping early American soil science and conservation.
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Virginia
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Treasured family recipes for homestyle favorites
Home cooks share heirloom recipes for Oven Fried Chicken Surprise Muffins Vanilla Ice Cream and more. The piece urges accuracy in measurements and method with tested steps, hints at safety in beginners, and promotes Eleanor Howe's Better Baking cookbook with a request for 10 cents to Chicago.
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