. Bulletin. 1901-13. Agriculture; Agriculture. EXPERIMENTAL ERROR AND VARIATION IN YIELD. 57 Table XXII is a summary showing the relative number of plais of each kind that can be planted in a day by one gang of men, based on our experience. All preliminary work, such as preparing the land, sorting and labeling the seed, preparing stakes, etc., is done before- hand. However, there is usually time for preliminary work, so that. Fig. 20.—Five-row nursery drill used for planting row plats and block plats. Four or five men with this drill will easily plant 500 row plats in a day, where not more tha
. Bulletin. 1901-13. Agriculture; Agriculture. EXPERIMENTAL ERROR AND VARIATION IN YIELD. 57 Table XXII is a summary showing the relative number of plais of each kind that can be planted in a day by one gang of men, based on our experience. All preliminary work, such as preparing the land, sorting and labeling the seed, preparing stakes, etc., is done before- hand. However, there is usually time for preliminary work, so that. Fig. 20.—Five-row nursery drill used for planting row plats and block plats. Four or five men with this drill will easily plant 500 row plats in a day, where not more than 100 row plats could be planted by hand. The work of the drill is also more uniform and satisfactory than planting by hand. the method of planting that permits the greatest rapidity has some advantage. The planting is done with a nursery drill (fig. 20), the harvesting with hand sickles (fig. 21), and the thrashing with a small power machine. Table XXII.—Co7nparative niimber of plats of different types that can be planted or harvested in IG hours. Men in gang. Number of plats covered in 10 hours. Kind of plat. Planted. Harvested. Thrashed, weighed, etc. Centgener, using centgener planter 16-foot row plat, row made with hoe or spade and planted by hand 5 i) 5 5 100 100 500 IJO 250 500 500 200 500 750 16-foot row plat, planted with nursery row drill Block by 16 feet, planted with nursery row drill 750 250 269. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering. Washington Govt. Print. Off
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