Clovers and How to Grow ThemGood Press, 2019 M12 17 - 1230 páginas 'Clovers and How to Grow Them' is a non-fiction guide book intended to help readers learn how to cultivate clovers, specifically those that provide economic value to their growers. Discussed in detail in this book is how to grow the following varieties of clovers: medium red clovers, alfalfa, alsike clover, mammoth clover, crimson clover, white clover, japan clover, burr clover, and sweet clover. |
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... named. The most valuable of the varieties named in providing pasture, include the medium red, the mammoth, the alsike and the small white. The most valuable in providing hay are the medium red, alfalfa and alsike. The most valuable ...
... named. The most valuable of the varieties named in providing pasture, include the medium red, the mammoth, the alsike and the small white. The most valuable in providing hay are the medium red, alfalfa and alsike. The most valuable ...
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... named: Medium Red clover, Alfalfa, Alsike, Mammoth, Crimson, Small White, Japan, Burr and Sweet. All of these varieties will be found worthy of more or less attention on the part of the husbandmen in the various parts of this continent ...
... named: Medium Red clover, Alfalfa, Alsike, Mammoth, Crimson, Small White, Japan, Burr and Sweet. All of these varieties will be found worthy of more or less attention on the part of the husbandmen in the various parts of this continent ...
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... named it may not be necessary to grow a second crop before sowing clover, since in these soils the lack is more one of humus than of plant food. The application of farmyard manure will answer the same purpose, if it can be spared for ...
... named it may not be necessary to grow a second crop before sowing clover, since in these soils the lack is more one of humus than of plant food. The application of farmyard manure will answer the same purpose, if it can be spared for ...
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... named. When clovers are sown by hand, usually but one hand is used. Enough seed is lifted between the thumb and two forefingers of the right hand to suffice for scattering by one swing of the same. On the return trip across the field ...
... named. When clovers are sown by hand, usually but one hand is used. Enough seed is lifted between the thumb and two forefingers of the right hand to suffice for scattering by one swing of the same. On the return trip across the field ...
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... sown, and by the relative size of the seeds. The soil and climate should also be considered, although these influences are probably less important than those first named. When clovers are sown for pasture only, or to fertilize.
... sown, and by the relative size of the seeds. The soil and climate should also be considered, although these influences are probably less important than those first named. When clovers are sown for pasture only, or to fertilize.
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