Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 46W. White, 1898 - Agriculture |
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Page 189
... clovers and other legumes are rich in protein , and are especially valuable to use with grasses to help balance the ration . When plenty of clover is available , less of such feeds as cotton - seed , linseed and gluten meals , which are ...
... clovers and other legumes are rich in protein , and are especially valuable to use with grasses to help balance the ration . When plenty of clover is available , less of such feeds as cotton - seed , linseed and gluten meals , which are ...
Page 59
... clover , which at the time winter set in was in excellent condition . The reader will naturally , perhaps , conclude that the better condition of the clover this year as compared with last is a consequence of the liming , and I am of ...
... clover , which at the time winter set in was in excellent condition . The reader will naturally , perhaps , conclude that the better condition of the clover this year as compared with last is a consequence of the liming , and I am of ...
Page 60
... clover raised on the sulphate of potash was richer in starch and similar extractive sub- stances , in the case of the mammoth , medium and alsike clovers , than that raised on the muriate , thus making the sulphate clover the more ...
... clover raised on the sulphate of potash was richer in starch and similar extractive sub- stances , in the case of the mammoth , medium and alsike clovers , than that raised on the muriate , thus making the sulphate clover the more ...
Contents
Public Winter Meeting of the Board at Amherst | 13 |
The Mission of the Agricultural Colleges | 50 |
The Business Side of Agriculture By J H Hale | 84 |
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