Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Tema 3,Parte1The Department, 1898 "Report of Pennsylvania Forestry Commission", published in 1896: 1895, pt. 2. |
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... soil , such as cotton seed meal and lin- seed meal , or a material probably more slowly decomposed , such as bone - dust ? And then , in general , how does each of these combina- tions of commercial fertilizer materials compare with the ...
... soil , such as cotton seed meal and lin- seed meal , or a material probably more slowly decomposed , such as bone - dust ? And then , in general , how does each of these combina- tions of commercial fertilizer materials compare with the ...
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... SOIL ; by Dr. William Frear , Chemist of the Department and of the State Experiment Station . The discussions at our farmers ' institutes and other agricultural meetings has fully proven that there is not only a wide difference of ...
... SOIL ; by Dr. William Frear , Chemist of the Department and of the State Experiment Station . The discussions at our farmers ' institutes and other agricultural meetings has fully proven that there is not only a wide difference of ...
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... soil very low in nitrogen . In this way also the soil is enriched in available nitrogen through the storage of nitrogen by the bacteria , thus profiting the crops that follow , and diminishing the expenses due to providing the necessary ...
... soil very low in nitrogen . In this way also the soil is enriched in available nitrogen through the storage of nitrogen by the bacteria , thus profiting the crops that follow , and diminishing the expenses due to providing the necessary ...
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... soils without the use of nitrogenous manure . " 2. Through the storage of nitrogen by the bacteria , the soil itself becomes richer in nitrogen in an available state , to the advantage of other crops grown in rotation . " 3. The ...
... soils without the use of nitrogenous manure . " 2. Through the storage of nitrogen by the bacteria , the soil itself becomes richer in nitrogen in an available state , to the advantage of other crops grown in rotation . " 3. The ...
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... soil very low in nitrogen . In this way also the soil is enriched in available nitrogen through the storage of nitrogen by the bacteria , thus profit- ing the crops that follow , and diminishing the expenses due to provid- ing the ...
... soil very low in nitrogen . In this way also the soil is enriched in available nitrogen through the storage of nitrogen by the bacteria , thus profit- ing the crops that follow , and diminishing the expenses due to provid- ing the ...
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