. L'encyclopédie de l'horticulture ; pratique un système de référence de l'horticulture commerciale, couvrant les phases pratiques et scientifiques de l'horticulture, en particulier pour les fruits et légumes ;. Jardinage ; culture ; fruits-légumes. Variétés d'arachides Arachides-OP 1583 soit être vendus ou nourrir des animaux de ferme, et ils seront de cette manière partiellement payer pour le coût de la plantation et la culture de la récolte. Certains producteurs utilisent une presse à balles de balle et la paille comme il vient de l'thrasher afin qu'il peut être plus facilement stockés et également disponible pour la commercialisation. YAEIETIES D'ARACHIDES

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. The encyclopedia of practical horticulture; a reference system of commercial horticulture, covering the practical and scientific phases of horticulture, with special reference to fruits and vegetables;. Gardening; Fruit-culture; Vegetable gardening. PEANUTS—VARIETIES OP PEANUTS 1583 either be sold or fed to farm animals, and they will in this way partially pay for the cost of planting and cultivating the crop. Some growers employ a baling press and bale the straw as it comes from the thrasher in order that it may be more easily stored and also be available for marketing. YAEIETIES OF PEANUTS There are not more than five or six distinct varieties of the peanut grown in the United States, but these few va- rieties represent at least three separate types. By classifying the varieties of peanuts according to types we have first the large-podded or Jumbo peas and the small-podded peas. These types are sub- divided into bunch and running peas. Fig. 7 shows pods and peas of the more important commercial varieties. Those varieties having a bunch habit of growth are most generally grown, owing to the fact that they may be planted closer together than the running varieties. The bunch varieties are also more easily cultivated and harvested than are the runners. Descriptions of Varieties The following descriptions of the more common varieties of the peanut may be of interest to those not already familiar with them: Virginia Bunch Large-podded variety; plant rather dwarf, stems upright, foliage rather light; pods clustered about the base of plant; usually two, sometimes three, seeds in a pod; pod bright and clean, color of peas light brown; pods adhere well to plant in digging. The customary weight per bushel of this va- riety is 22 pounds. (Fig. 8, and Fig. 7 A.) Virginia Runner Large-podded variety; strong grow- er; stems creeping, foliage heavy; pods scattered along procumbent stems; pods and peas very similar to those of the Virginia Bunch; pods do not adhere well in dig

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