. Jahresbericht des New York State College für Landwirtschaft an der Cornell Universität und der landwirtschaftlichen Experiment Station. New York State College für Landwirtschaft; Cornell University. Landwirtschaftliche Experiment Station; Landwirtschaft - New York (State). Sommer Pflege der Garde N 1993 Home Gemüse wie Zwiebeln, rote Rüben, oder Karotten. Die wichtigsten Arbeiten von jät- ist die Ergänzung der zuvor erwähnten Werkzeuge durch die Schaffung einer Oberfläche Mulch und Beseitigung der Unkräuter in den Zeilen. Jät- können für von zehn bis fünfzig Cent gekauft werden, oder Sie können zu Hause von anderen alten Werkzeugen vorgenommen werden. Abb. 163.-Tools verwendet jor

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. Annual report of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University and the Agricultural Experiment Station. New York State College of Agriculture; Cornell University. Agricultural Experiment Station; Agriculture -- New York (State). Summer Care of the Home Vegetable Garde N 1993 such as onions, beets, or carrots. The main work of weeders is to supple- ment the previously mentioned tools by establishing a surface mulch and eradicating weeds in the rows. Weeders may be bought for from ten to fifty cents, or they may be made at home from other old tools.. Fig. 163.— Tools used jor weeding and transplanting MULCHING Probably the reader is familiar with the practice of mulching straw- berries with straw, manure, or other material. Possibly he has read of the practice of mulching other fruits, such as the gooseberry, the currant, the raspberry, and the blackberry. Some gardeners have concluded that if mulching is good for these frviits, it would also be good for vegetables, and trial has proved that this supposition is correct. Many times instead of cultivating the ground the gardener may effectively mulch it with various materials, and, to a large extent, obtain the same results as by cultivation. The principal purposes of mulching are as follows: 1. To conserve moisture. The layer of mulch, being dry on top, to a large measure checks the influence of sun and air on the soil moisture. The mulch also prevents the soil from baking and cracking, which result in increased loss of moisture. 2. To check weed growth. 3. To keep the surface soil loose and friable. The force of beating rains is broken by passing through the mulch, which thus prevents the packing of the soil. 4. To supply plant-food. When manure is used, the rain dissolves some of the material contained in it, and thus plant-food is added to the soil.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appear