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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 3 (1897) (1897)

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he work root penetration into the subsoil ; to make the soil may be reduced and divided into several seasons ; the hoe or spade, and sowing the seed into these seed beds, covering the seed only slightly. The plats should be the addition of humus to the soil from the decay of the three to four feet… … Fig. 1—HOW THE FARM IS LOST. Fig. 2.—HOW THE FARM IS REGAINED. we the general cover is furnished by the willows and pop- together, which is especially effective in the case of IV.—GRASSES AND SIMILAR VEGETATION PREVENT light, sandy lands and of newly formed embankments, lars, to which may be added…

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