Humus and soil fertility in early agriculture and grape training
The article discusses humus as essential for soil fertility, its water retention, and nutrient-holding properties. It also outlines grape training methods from New England experiments, detailing yearly pruning and yields, plus tips for maximizing garden space and intercropping to increase production with limited ground and labor.
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Martha and the Heavenward Kitchen Tale
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