 | Elijah Coleman Bridgman, Samuel Wells Williams - 1849 - 690 pagine
...afterwards : the manure being half water. Here, as before, the plants should be hoed from time to tin,i>. In many cases fresh earth, pulverized bricks, ashes, &,c., are used for manure. Some years the husbniidmuii has his crop injured by worms, he needs therefore to seek for and destroy them as they... | |
 | New York State Agricultural Society - 1850 - 1018 pagine
...and freely manured afterwards : the manure being half water. Here, as before, the plants should be hoed from time to time. In many cases fresh earth,...that the crop is in some places remarkably small, and sometimes the produce is very great without assignable cause. Cutting the Md. — It yields three crops... | |
 | 1850 - 964 pagine
...and freely manured afterwards : the manure being half water. Here, as before, the plants should be hoed from time to time. In many cases fresh earth,...that the crop is in some places remarkably small, and sometimes the produce is very great without assignable cause. Cutting' the Ma. — It yields three... | |
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... unfruitful, the shoots may then be cut off, and if enveloped in earth, and covered with matting, can be transplanted in places 30 or 40 inches distant. The ground should be first well prepared with manure, and freely manured afterwards : the manure... 