Sweet Clover Growing the Crop Howard Sheldon Coe 30 İndirim — Howard Sheldon Coe

Sweet Clover Growing the Crop Howard Sheldon Coe 30 İndirim
Howard Sheldon CoePlatanus Publishing
Sweet Clover Growing the Crop Howard Sheldon Coe 30 İndirim
Howard Sheldon CoeHoward Sheldon Coe tarafından kaleme alınan Sweet Clover Growing the Crop Platanus Publishing eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Sweet Clover Growing the Crop Howard Sheldon Coe Kitap Özeti Sweet clover is an important forage crop in many regions Although one of the oldest of known plants not until ver y recently has it been considered seriously as a forage plant in this country The principal causes for not utilizing this crop were its aggressiveness on uncultivated land in many localities the tendency of the stems to become woody as they mature and the refusal of stock to eat sweet clover before they had become accustomed to the bitter taste Another reason was the fact that until recently red clover could be grown in the eastern half of the United States without difficulty In northern Kentucky the continuous growing of tobacco or of tobacco and wheat impoverished the soil to such an extent that crops no longer could be grown successfully Upon the abandoned farms in this section sweet clover was introduced as a honey plant Owing to the remarkable yields of tobacco that were obtained on such farms after sweet clover had been grown for a few years the acreage of this plant increased very rapidly For a number of years sweet clover has been grown on the Selma chalk rotten limestone soils of Alabama and Mississippi as a soil improving crop At the present time it is being cultivated in practically every State and the acreage is increasing ver y rapidly Yayınevi Platanus Publishing Yazar Howard Sheldon Coe Sayfa 58 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 14 00x21 00 cm Basım Yılı Temmuz 2020 Barkod 9786257078658 Kategori Genel Konular Yabancı Dilde Kitaplar Başvuru Kitapları

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Sweet clover is an important forage crop in many regions Although one of the oldest of known plants not until ver y recently has it been considered seriously as a forage plant in this country The principal causes for not utilizing this crop were its aggressiveness on uncultivated land in many localities the tendency of the stems to become woody as they mature and the refusal of stock to eat sweet clover before they had become accustomed to the bitter taste Another reason was the fact that until recently red clover could be grown in the eastern half of the United States without difficulty In northern Kentucky the continuous growing of tobacco or of tobacco and wheat impoverished the soil to such an extent that crops no longer could be grown successfully Upon the abandoned farms in this section sweet clover was introduced as a honey plant Owing to the remarkable yields of tobacco that were obtained on such farms after sweet clover had been grown for a few years the acreage of this plant increased very rapidly For a number of years sweet clover has been grown on the Selma chalk rotten limestone soils of Alabama and Mississippi as a soil improving crop At the present time it is being cultivated in practically every State and the acreage is increasing ver y rapidly