Agricoltura di successo : un riferimento pronto su tutte le fasi dell'agricoltura per gli agricoltori degli Stati Uniti e del Canada. Ionalinformation sui suoli, veda Capitolo 1 sulla classificazione Del Suolo e sull'adattamento del Suolo. Preparazione e cura del letto Di Semina. - La preparazione del letto di semina varia nei diversi distretti del tabacco, a causa in una certa misura delle condizioni variedclimatiche, delle condizioni finanziarie del coltivatore e del tipo di tabacco coltivato. I semi-letti più costosi e completi si trovano 344 ALLEVAMENTO DI SUCCESSO negli stati del New England, mentre quelli meno pretenziosi si trovano nei Carolinas. La

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Successful farming : a ready reference on all phases of agriculture for farmers of the United States and Canada . ionalinformation on soils, see Chapter 1 on Soil Classification and CropAdaptation. Preparation and Care of Seed-Bed.—The preparation of the seed-bedvaries in the different tobacco districts, owing to some extent to the variedclimatic conditions, financial condition of the grower and type of tobaccobeing grown. The most expensive and complete seed-beds are to be found 344 SUCCESSFUL FARMING in the New England states, while less pretentious ones are to be found inthe Carolinas. The object, however, is the same, that is, to produce asupply of good, healthy, vigorous plants; for a failure of the seed-bed meansa failure of the crop. In Connecticut and Massachusetts the young plants are grown underglass in steam-heated beds, and the tobacco seed is sprouted before beingsown in order to produce plants by the time danger of frost is over. It isonly in the Northern states that it is necessary to go to this expense andtrouble. In most of the heavy tobacco-growing districts, as well as in the. Tobacco Plant-bed, or Tobacco Seed-bed. South Atlantic and Gulf states, the open seed-bed is used, the only coveringbeing a thin cheesecloth to keep out the cold and conserve the heat andmoisture in the bed. In locating a good seed-bed for any type of tobacco the prospectivegrower should select a piece of ground near to water, having a southernexposure and protected on the north either by buildings or timber. Thebest plan is to select a piece of woodland near a small stream having thedesired exposure. The timber should be cut off the land in the fall of theyear, split into desired lengths and sizes and stacked to dry. January is thebest time to burn a seed-bed, excepting in the Northern states. In thesestates this form of bed is not used. The first operation is to rake from thebed all leaves and trash, then lay across the bed skids of green pine poles, upon which the cut ti

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