Truck-farming at the South: A Guide to the Raising of Vegetables for Northern MarketsOrange Judd, 1910 - 274 páginas |
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... Transplanting .... 82 CHAPTER IX . Water and Watering .... 87 CHAPTER X. Packing and Markets ... 90 CHAPTER XI . Insects and their Remedies .... 96 CHAPTER XII . Asparagus .. ..119 CHAPTER XIII . Beans , Bush or Snap ...... ..130 ...
... Transplanting .... 82 CHAPTER IX . Water and Watering .... 87 CHAPTER X. Packing and Markets ... 90 CHAPTER XI . Insects and their Remedies .... 96 CHAPTER XII . Asparagus .. ..119 CHAPTER XIII . Beans , Bush or Snap ...... ..130 ...
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... transplanting , a weak liquid manure would help them to start better than pure water . Urine is too " strong " to be allowed to come in direct contact with seed or with roots , and should first be al- lowed to ferment , and then be ...
... transplanting , a weak liquid manure would help them to start better than pure water . Urine is too " strong " to be allowed to come in direct contact with seed or with roots , and should first be al- lowed to ferment , and then be ...
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... transplanting . I have indicated how plants may be protected from the effects of frost , and may add that it will hardly ever pay the truck- farmer , planting on any but a very small scale , to resort to any means of protection . He ...
... transplanting . I have indicated how plants may be protected from the effects of frost , and may add that it will hardly ever pay the truck- farmer , planting on any but a very small scale , to resort to any means of protection . He ...
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... transplanting To what extent this must be done , will be given for each kind hereafter . A moist state of the atmosphere prevents perspiration , or evaporation from the leaves , and such a condition is most favorable for transplanting ...
... transplanting To what extent this must be done , will be given for each kind hereafter . A moist state of the atmosphere prevents perspiration , or evaporation from the leaves , and such a condition is most favorable for transplanting ...
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... transplanting such plants as the strawberry , the fibrous roots should be spread out as much as possible , while the root of a tap - rooted plant , as the cabbage , beet , etc. , should be placed regularly up and down and not bent upon ...
... transplanting such plants as the strawberry , the fibrous roots should be spread out as much as possible , while the root of a tap - rooted plant , as the cabbage , beet , etc. , should be placed regularly up and down and not bent upon ...
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Truck-farming at the South: A Guide to the Raising of Vegetables for ... A. Oemler Vista completa - 1900 |
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Acid Phosphate acre ammonia applied asparagus barrel Bone Bruchus bushels cabbage carbonic acid cauliflower cents Charleston Chuck-will's-widow Cloth cold frames commence compost contain cotton seed covered cow pea crates crop cucumber cultivation cut-worms destroy Diabrotica dollars drill dung early eggs farmer feet fermentation fertility Florida four frost fruit gardener germination green ground grow growers grown growth guano heat heavy hundred inches injury insects kainit land larva larvæ leaves lime mature melon moist moisture mulch nitrogen Northern markets onions packed Paris green pea vines Peruvian guano phosphoric acid plant food plow potash potato pounds produce quantity rain roots rows salts sandy Savannah season seed shipment soil soluble South sowing sown species sprouts squash stable manure stems strawberry sufficient sulphate superphosphate supply surface therm thousand tion tomato transplanting truck-farmer varieties vegetable matter warm weather weeds wind N. W. winter worm
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Página 169 - Taberah: because the fire of the LORD burnt among them. And the mixed multitude that was among them fell a lusting: and the children of Israel also wept again, and said, "Who shall give us flesh to eat? We remember the fish, which we did eat in Egypt freely; the cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlick: But now our soul is dried away: there is nothing at all, beside this manna, before our eyes.