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Strana 27
... inches to nine feet ; the average depth for the state was four and one - half feet . Many reported the greatest damage on north and northwest slopes , as many more said that they could see no difference , while but few reported much ...
... inches to nine feet ; the average depth for the state was four and one - half feet . Many reported the greatest damage on north and northwest slopes , as many more said that they could see no difference , while but few reported much ...
Strana 44
... inches below the surface , but came up again from the deep roots ; they were on clean ground and a very open exposure . Strawberries where well covered , wintered well , and having sufficient rainfall during season of ripening , a fair ...
... inches below the surface , but came up again from the deep roots ; they were on clean ground and a very open exposure . Strawberries where well covered , wintered well , and having sufficient rainfall during season of ripening , a fair ...
Strana 49
... inches below the surface of the ground . Most of my fruit trees stand where there is a good surface soil on a por- ous mixture of sand and yellow clay , which varies in depth from ten to twenty feet , and this subsoil rests on tough ...
... inches below the surface of the ground . Most of my fruit trees stand where there is a good surface soil on a por- ous mixture of sand and yellow clay , which varies in depth from ten to twenty feet , and this subsoil rests on tough ...
Strana 52
... inch plow drawn with two or three heavy horses , set the plow as deep as they can pull it . Run through on the corn ... inches deep . All broken or sprangly roots being cut off when heeled in . Now plant the tree by holding it with one ...
... inch plow drawn with two or three heavy horses , set the plow as deep as they can pull it . Run through on the corn ... inches deep . All broken or sprangly roots being cut off when heeled in . Now plant the tree by holding it with one ...
Strana 58
... inches high , and we believe it will prove of the most value as a cover crop . The soja bean is more upright in growth and loses its foliage , so it will not give so much protection , although it will catch and hold what snow may fall ...
... inches high , and we believe it will prove of the most value as a cover crop . The soja bean is more upright in growth and loses its foliage , so it will not give so much protection , although it will catch and hold what snow may fall ...
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Allamakee county apple trees April 28 bearing beautiful berries better blackberries blight BRANSON Bremer county buds bushels C. L. WATROUS cent cherry Clayton county committee condition cover cover crop crab Craig Cresco crop cultivation currants district Early Richmond experience F. O. HARRINGTON fall feet flowers Floyd county fruit growers fruit trees G. H. VAN HOUTEN garden GEORGE BACON grafted grapes GREENE ground grow grown growth H. W. LATHROP hardy horticultural Horticultural Society horticulturists Howard county inches injured Iowa killed last winter manure meeting Moines mulch native nursery orchard peach pears persimmon plant plow plums Prof prune Pyrus raspberries ripening root-killing roots rows scion season seed seedlings SILAS WILSON small fruits soil Spencer Spencer Spencer spraying spring station strawberries success summer things tion top-worked varieties vines W. M. BOMBERGER Waukee Wealthy Winesap Winneshiek county Wragg
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Strana 505 - Slake the lime in another vessel. If the lime, when slaked, is lumpy or granular, it should be strained through coarse sacking or a fine sieve. Pour the copper sulphate solution into a barrel, or it may be dissolved in this in the first place; half fill the barrel with water; dilute the slaked lime to half a barrel of water, and pour into the diluted copper sulphate solution then stir thoroughly.
Strana 380 - And Ahab made a grove; and Ahab did more to provoke the LORD God of Israel to anger than all the kings of Israel that were before him.
Strana 72 - That the secretary of state be instructed to forward a copy of these resolutions to each of our senators and representatives in Congress.
Strana 102 - Every one who has traveled on the continent in the fruit season must have observed the respect that is paid to these appropriating marks ; and there is something highly gratifying in this, and in the humane feeling displayed by the princes of the different countries in causing the trees to be planted. It would indeed be lamentable if kind treatment did not produce a corresponding return.
Strana 142 - Prussia, has been regularly supplied with plants for study every week, elementary schools receiving specimens of four different species and secondary schools six. During the summer, at six o'clock in the morning, two large wagons start from the school gardens, loaded with cuttings packed and labeled for the different schools. The daily papers regularly announce what plants may be expected, and teachers consult with the gardeners as to what ought to be sown or planted. Teachers take their classes...
Strana 380 - And Abraham planted a grove in Beer-sheba, and called there on the name of the LORD, the everlasting God.
Strana 379 - Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yield,ing seed ; to you it shall be for meat. And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to everything that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green herb for meat : and it was so.