Corn; growing, judging, breeding, feeding, marketing; for the farmer and student of agriculture, a text-book for agricultural colleges and high schools . 76 85 57 .31 83 49 88 55 .53 88 55 .02 84 58 .46 90 65 8G 57 89 50 8G 59 90 60 .37 77 49 76 44 85 55 82 50 86 47 84 54 77 54 73 41 75 37 June 21 1907 June 22 1907 June 23, 1907 June 24. 1907 June 25. 1907 June 2G. 1907 June 27. 1907 June 28, 1907 June 29. 1907 June 30, 1907 July 1, 1907 July 2. 1907 July 3. 1907 July 4, 1907 July 5, 1907 July G, 1907 July 7. 1907 July 8. 1907 July 9, 1907 July 10. 1907 July 11. 1907 July 12. 1907 July 13
Corn; growing, judging, breeding, feeding, marketing; for the farmer and student of agriculture, a text-book for agricultural colleges and high schools . 76 85 57 .31 83 49 88 55 .53 88 55 .02 84 58 .46 90 65 8G 57 89 50 8G 59 90 60 .37 77 49 76 44 85 55 82 50 86 47 84 54 77 54 73 41 75 37 June 21 1907 June 22 1907 June 23, 1907 June 24. 1907 June 25. 1907 June 2G. 1907 June 27. 1907 June 28, 1907 June 29. 1907 June 30, 1907 July 1, 1907 July 2. 1907 July 3. 1907 July 4, 1907 July 5, 1907 July G, 1907 July 7. 1907 July 8. 1907 July 9, 1907 July 10. 1907 July 11. 1907 July 12. 1907 July 13. 1907 July 14. 1907. July 15. 1907 July 16. 1907 July 17. 1907 July 18, 1907. July 19, 1907 July 20. 1907. July 21, 1907 July 22, 1907. July 23. 1907. July 24, 1907. July 25, 1907. July 2G, 1907. July 27, 1907. July 28, 1907. July 29, 1907. July 30 1907. July 31, 1907. Aug. 1. 1907. Aug. 9 1907. Aug. 3, 1907. 72 CORN. Rainfall Aug. Aug. 5, 1907 Aug. G, 1907 Aug. 7, 1907 Aug. s. 1907 Aug. 9, 1907 Aug. 10, 1907 Aug. 11, 1907 Aug. 12, 1907 Aug. 13, 1907 Aug. 11, 1907 Aug. 15, 1907 Aug. 16, 1907 Aug. 17, 1907 Aug. 18, 1907 Aug. 19, 1907 Aug. 20, 1907. Trace A close study of the two tables will reveal several very strikingpoints. In the increase of growth there is a gradual rise in the numberof inches per day as the plants near forty inches in height. That is,when the plants are smaller the root system has not developed suf-ficiently to secure an abundance of plant food which will push theplant along. It will be seen that this rapidity of growth is kept upuntil the tassel begins to appear in August; then a decided slackeningoccurs. A relative study of the second table with the first shows more rapidgrowth during the days of the highest temperature. However, thegreater factor is the amount of precipitation during these warmerdays. The period from July 15th to 25th inclusive, the amount ofrainfall was inches. With the high temperature plants at thatage utilized this excessive moi
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