The cost of producing cotton : 842 records, 1918 (1920)
Moorhouse, L. A. (Llewellyn Alexander), Cooper, Maurice R. (Maurice Royce), 1905- · Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture · leaf 9
t least three well-defined soil types; namely, the Orangeburg finesand, Norfolk fine sand, and the Susquehanna fine sandy loam.It will be seen that practically all districts contain soils of thelighter types. Many of these types are deficient in organic mat-ter. The practice of growing legumes,… … Fig. 2.—a cotton planters honiC; Anderson County, S. C.SIZE OF FARMS. Recent information is not available with respect to size of farms inthe counties which were selected for this investigation. However, theThirteenth Census gives a detailed report on the size of farms for thesecounties diuing the…
Cotton manufacture
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