Rotation of Garden Crops For health and productivity of vegetable beds
The article outlines crop rotation by groups and schedules to prevent disease and conserve moisture. It lists suitable and followable crops, stresses timely cultivation, weed control, and irrigation, and provides notes on combating pests with Bordeaux mixtures and arsenate of lead. It also mentions mulching, plant protection, and careful handling of irrigation to avoid leaf scorching and soil crusting.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ia & Thia Acum of Krturene
Planta
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City Gardeners Plan for Spring Planting and Food Security
Emergency Garden Commission outlines crop plan to maximize yield and minimize weeds. Quick maturing vegetables include radish lettuce beet and cabbage. the guide stresses soil water and fertilization, warns gardeners to plant densely for weed suppression, and promotes early market garden techniques versus paid labor.
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Bax
Potato Pest Control and Cultivation Practices
Historical guide describes safe potato farming methods including timing of cultivation after sprouts appear, maintaining a dust free surface, and protecting crops with arsenate and Bordeaux mixture sprays. It outlines mixing arsenate of lead with Bordeaux formula, copper sulfate preparation, and coordinated spraying to prevent potato pests and diseases.
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Franco
Potato Patriotism Wins Recruits in Woodcrest League
A New York driven movement mobilizes youth in the Woodcrest League of America to promote potato growing. Competitions will award prizes for the best crop from twenty four hills, with week by week contests and a harvest festival to inspire young gardeners. Programs include farm camps, elementary agricultural schools, and partnerships with civic groups and the National Emergency Food Garden Commission to train city youths in planting and tending potatoes.
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New York
Fatuntey
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Woodcrest League of America
Taited
Petaters
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Heppochatista
E. S
Penh Amtny
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Woodcraft Lennie
Valley Cottage
Barton Emmett
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Daniles
Pusilt Echeok
Rowe
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Washington
Wood types and June gardening tips from early settlers
The article discusses use of hard woods in early houses and carpenters craft, noting durability and workability of soft woods, plus paint and varnish suitability for exterior and porches. It shifts to June gardening advice, planting times, seed germination, weed control, and how to pace work for morning hours.
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