10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRIABLENESS»
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friableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
American farm book; or, A compend of American agriculture
... yet in accomplishing even this object, his example is worthy of imitation by
every tiller of the soil. Friableness of the Soil is a quality equally removed from the
adhesiveness of strong clay, or the openness of loose sand. Good loam, and
fertile, ...
2
The American Farm Book: Or Compend of American Agriculture: ...
Under draining, and the addition of coarse manures to clay, fermented manures
and ashes to sand, and lime and gypsum to both, will materially enhance their
friableness. Color is an essential feature in soils, and like friableness, it has an ...
... yet in accomplishing even this object, his example is worthy of imitation by
every tiller of the soil. Friableness of the Soil is a quality equally removed from the
adhesiveness of strong clay, or the openness of loose sand. Good loam, and
fertile, ...
Richard Allen, Joel Barlow, Daniel Browne, 2008
4
A Brief compend of American agriculture
Friableness of the soil, is a quality equally removed from the adhesiveness of
strong clay, or the openness of loose sand. Good loams, and fertile alluvial soils,
always possess this property. When stirred by the plow, the spade, or the hoe, the
...
Under draining and the addition of coarse manures to clay, fermented manures
and ashe3 to sand, and lime and gypsum to both, will materially enhance their
friableness. Color is an essential feature in soils, and like friableness, it has an ...
Richard Lamb Allen, Lewis Falley Allen, 1871
6
The American Farmer: A Complete Agricultural Library, with ...
Under draining, and the addition of coarse manures to clay, fermented manures
and ashes to sand, and lime and gypsum to both, will materially enhance their
friableness. " Color of Soils. — Color is an essential feature in soils, and, like ...
Charles Louis Flint, 1884
7
American Farming and Stock Raising: With Useful Facts for ...
Friableness of the Soil is a quality equally removed from the adhesion of strong
clay or the openness of loose sand. Good loams and fertile alluvial soils always
possess this property. When stirred by the plow, the spade, or the hoe, the earth ...
Charles Louis Flint, 1892
8
The American Farmer: A Complete Agricultural Library, with ...
Friableness of the Soil is a quality equally removed from the adhesion of strong
clay or the openness of loose sand. Good learns and fertile alluvial soils always
possess this property. When stirred by the plow, the spade, or the hoe, the earth ...
Charles Louis Flint, Manly Miles, 1882
9
The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
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The brown color predominates throughout the soil, but in most places, below a
depth ranging from 40 to 48 inches, small gray seams extend downward through
the material. The percentage of fine sand and the friableness increase with ...
