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... effect . The frosts ameliorate it , and the elements generally have a good effect upon it . It " lies still , " which means it is improving , regaining , for nature is ever tending to repair where a wrong has been done her . A thick ...
... effect . The frosts ameliorate it , and the elements generally have a good effect upon it . It " lies still , " which means it is improving , regaining , for nature is ever tending to repair where a wrong has been done her . A thick ...
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... effect as from the plaster . The great point is to encourage the early growth of the plants and the development of the roots . And plaster , in the case of sorghum , and pro- bably in that of broom - corn , seems to have this effect ...
... effect as from the plaster . The great point is to encourage the early growth of the plants and the development of the roots . And plaster , in the case of sorghum , and pro- bably in that of broom - corn , seems to have this effect ...
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... effect upon the soil ; 2d , it drives the ammonia from barnyard manure whenever it comes in con- tact with it ; 3d , its action hastens the decom- position of vegetable matter which the soil may contain . To decide the first case , the ...
... effect upon the soil ; 2d , it drives the ammonia from barnyard manure whenever it comes in con- tact with it ; 3d , its action hastens the decom- position of vegetable matter which the soil may contain . To decide the first case , the ...
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