Subsoiling and its effects on land and crops in farming
A detailed discussion by Thomas Kier about subsoiling, its debated value, and the chemical reasons behind successes and failures. It cites trials on clay and sand soils, alumina content, and timing, with practical guidance for implementation and equipment choices.
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Journal of the Royal Agricultum
Thompson
Lam
Lasley
The Fawn of Pascagoula and the Choctaw Belle
A Mobile audience recalls the Wild Fawn of Pascagoula, a Choctaw girl famed for beauty and pine lightwood trade. Henry Howard, a Mobile attorney, courts her with gifts and attention, but she reveals she must marry within her own people and depart for Basscagoula. The tale ends with Howard’s rueful reaction to being bamboozled by a Choctaw maiden.
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Pushmatahal
Moore
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