. Plant food; : its nature, composition and most profitable en, phosphoric acid and potash respectively; Pounds materials per acre. r(i) 90 to 180 lbs. nitrate of soda, or Nitrogen -(2) 75 to 150 sulph. of ammo., or ((3) 15010300 ** dried-blood. Available ) ^^^ 320 to 640 ibs. acid phosphate, or xy-u I, • A J r (2) 280 to c;6o ** dissolved bone, orPhosphoric Acid ( ) ( . % ^^ . , * ) (3) 400 to 800 bone-meaL 1 (i) no to 220 lbs. muriate, ,,...., >■ (2) no to 220 sulphate, or) (3) 45° to 900 kainit. Suggestions. Much of the nitrogen may be furnished byraising leguminous crops
. Plant food; : its nature, composition and most profitable en, phosphoric acid and potash respectively; Pounds materials per acre. r(i) 90 to 180 lbs. nitrate of soda, or Nitrogen -(2) 75 to 150 sulph. of ammo., or ((3) 15010300 ** dried-blood. Available ) ^^^ 320 to 640 ibs. acid phosphate, or xy-u I, • A J r (2) 280 to c;6o ** dissolved bone, orPhosphoric Acid ( ) ( . % ^^ . , * ) (3) 400 to 800 bone-meaL 1 (i) no to 220 lbs. muriate, ,,...., >■ (2) no to 220 sulphate, or) (3) 45° to 900 kainit. Suggestions. Much of the nitrogen may be furnished byraising leguminous crops between the rows of trees andturning under for green-manure. It is claimed that largeapplications of potash enable the trees more readily towithstand the disease known as *Peach Yellows/* PEARS. Fertilizer for Pears, same as for Apples. PEAS. Fertilizer for Peas, same as for When peas are raised for picking green^larger amounts of nitrate of soda may be used to advantage PLUMS. Fertilizer for Plums, same as for Cherries. 64 PLANT Peaches. —Unfertilized.
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