. Les herbes et les plantes fourragères. Un traité pratique. Comprenant l'histoire naturelle de leur valeur nutritionnelle comparative ; les méthodes de culture, la coupe, et guérir, et la gestion des terres d'herbe aux États-Unis et provinces britanniques. Les herbes, les plantes fourragères. OP DE SÉLECTION DES SEMENCES. 179 être coupées et passe au vert, il a été semé au lieu d'exercices dans les collines. Pour cette utilisation il est l'un des plus précieux et important, nous avons des plantes. La plupart des opérations dans la culture et la récolte de blé d'Inde peuvent être effectuées par des machines. Husk- ing, l'un des plus lent et le plus irritant, c'ptocesses raccordée avec elle, m

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. Grasses and forage plants. A practical treatise. Comprising their natural history comparative nutritive value; methods of cultivating, cutting, and curing; and the management of grass lands in the United States and British Provinces. Grasses; Forage plants. SELECTION OP SEED. 179 be cut and fed out green, it is sown in drills instead of hills. For this use it is one of the most valuable and important plants we have. Most of the operations in the culture and harvesting of Indian corn may be performed by machinery. Husk- ing, one of the slowest and most irksome ptocesses con- nected with it, may now be well and quickly done, at a great saving of time and labor over the old methods. _ In selecting corn for seed, the tips of the ears are thought to be best, and that part -near the butt end of the ear next in value. The common practice in New England, for many years, has been to use only the seeds which grow on the middle of the ear. The experiment of planting seed taken from different parts of the ear has been repeatedly tried, and the result has almost uniformly been better from that taken near the tips, however contrary it may be to the theo- ries hitherto received, in regard to the full and com- plete development and perfection of seed. One farmer, within my knowledge, followed up his experiment for. Ilg. 146. ten years, planting only the corn from the small end of the ears, choosing such as were well filled out, then selecting only that from the middle of the ears, and then only that from the large ends. After ten years, he found that in seven years of the ten the crop from the small ends was the largest and best.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Flint, Charles Louis, 1824-1889; Flint, Charles Louis, 1824-1889. Practical treatise on grasses and forage plants. Boston, W. F. Gill

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