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

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overing the seed only slightly. The plats should be rows then may be made farther apart, say from six to the addition of humus to the soil from the decay of the sixteen feet, according to the slope, and the plants in the three to four feet apart to make sufficiently rapid cover. plants ; to retard… … Fig. l.-HOW THE FARM IS LOST. Cutting off the timber allows surface water to rush rapidly over the ground, washing away soil and cutting surface into gullies. Fig. 2.-H0W THE FARM IS REGAINED. Replant the forest and woodlands ; check rush of water by brush dams ; control drainage by terracing,…

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