The garden yard : $b A handbook of intensive farmingHall, Bolton
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The garden yard : $b A handbook of intensive farming
Hall, Bolton
Vegetable gardening
CHAPTER I.—THE GARDEN YARD 21-29
Brain value 24
Buildings you need 29
Choosing your farm 27
Fortunes, hidden 22-25
How to grow rich 28, 29
Land and crops 26
Location for field crops 21
Location for garden crops 21
Market importance 26
Mistakes and their cost 22
Money, in what 24
The value of ownership 28
Unknown capacity 21
Work not enough 25
CHAPTER II.—SOIL 30-41
An unusual use 31
Best soil, the 36
Failure your own fault 41
“Good” soil 33
Humus 40, 72, 73, 74, 86
Moisture, how to get and hold it 34, 36
Soil—How it was made 30, 31
“ Its contents 31
“ Texture 34
“ What it is 30
Soils to avoid 37
Surface and subsoil 32
Tillage 37-40
Tilth 36, 37
CHAPTER III.—SOIL FERTILITY 42-48
Soil fertility—what it is 42
Agricultural Department’s crop work 46, 48
Help it offers 48
Limited crops 46
Nature and the abandoned farm 42, 43
Seeds, Bob’s solution 43, 45
Types of soil in the U. S. 46
Whitney’s (Prof.) idea 45
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