Manures and the principles of manuringAikman, Charles Morton
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Manures and the principles of manuring
Aikman, Charles Morton
Fertilizers; Manures
Effect of farmyard manure 520
Manuring of potatoes in Jersey 521
The influence of manure on the composition 521
Leguminous crops 522
Leguminous plants benefit by potash 523
Nitrogenous manures may be hurtful 523
Clover sickness 524
Alternate wheat and bean rotation 524
Beans 525
Manure for beans 525
Relative value of manurial ingredients 526
Gypsum as a bean manure 526
Effect of manure on composition of crop 527
Peas 527
Hops 528
Cabbages 528
APPENDIX TO CHAPTER XXIII.
Experiments on bean-manuring 530
CHAPTER XXIV.--ON THE METHOD OF APPLICATION, AND ON THE MIXING OF MANURES.
Equal distribution of manures 531
Mixing manures 532
Risks of loss in mixtures 533
Loss of ammonia 533
Effects of lime on ammonia 535
Loss of nitric acid 536
Reversion of phosphates 537
Manurial ingredients should be applied separately 538
CHAPTER XXV.--ON THE VALUATION AND ANALYSIS OF MANURES.
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