Tobacco Leaf, Its Culture and Cure, Marketing and Manufacture: A Practical Handbook on the Most Approved Methods in Growing, Harvesting, Curing, Packing and Selling Tobacco, Also of Tobacco ManufactureOrange Judd Company, 1897 - 506 páginas |
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... plowed up and planted in White Burley tobacco . Experiments were made in its culture in every part of the tobacco - growing area of the United States , but it was soon found , as it was with the growth of yellow tobacco , that it may be ...
... plowed up and planted in White Burley tobacco . Experiments were made in its culture in every part of the tobacco - growing area of the United States , but it was soon found , as it was with the growth of yellow tobacco , that it may be ...
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... plowing it under slightly , but not too deep . If preferred , From the dressing can be applied after plowing , when it should be well harrowed in . The rain , snows and frost of fall , winter and spring diffuse the fertilizing elements ...
... plowing it under slightly , but not too deep . If preferred , From the dressing can be applied after plowing , when it should be well harrowed in . The rain , snows and frost of fall , winter and spring diffuse the fertilizing elements ...
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... plowing in the spring , and gently harrowed in . This should be done a month or six weeks before the plants are set , by which time it will be well diffused throughout the soil , especially if moist weather has pre- vailed . When no ...
... plowing in the spring , and gently harrowed in . This should be done a month or six weeks before the plants are set , by which time it will be well diffused throughout the soil , especially if moist weather has pre- vailed . When no ...
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... plow them under in the fall . They supply both nitrogen and pot . ash , and are well suited to the tobacco crop . They are so popular in the Connecticut valley that all the stems available have been used , and before the season for sell ...
... plow them under in the fall . They supply both nitrogen and pot . ash , and are well suited to the tobacco crop . They are so popular in the Connecticut valley that all the stems available have been used , and before the season for sell ...
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... plowed field , leaving it a few days to slake by the influence of the moisture of the air and the soil ; if then it is lumpy , sufficient water is added to reduce it to a fine , dry powder , care being taken that it does not be- come ...
... plowed field , leaving it a few days to slake by the influence of the moisture of the air and the soil ; if then it is lumpy , sufficient water is added to reduce it to a fine , dry powder , care being taken that it does not be- come ...
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Tobacco Leaf: Its Culture and Cure, Marketing and Manufacture. a Practical ... J. B. (Joseph Buckner) Killebrew Sin vista previa disponible - 2012 |
Tobacco Leaf: Its Culture and Cure, Marketing and Manufacture. a Practical ... Herbert Myrick,Joseph Buckner Killebrew Sin vista previa disponible - 2015 |
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