Excerpt from Some of the Principles Which Should Determine Compensation for the Use of Foods and Manures: A Lecture Delivered Before the Newcastle Farmers' Club on February 26, 1898
Even when the quantity of manure applied to the land is insufficient to entirely obliterate the visible effect of the residues of previous manuring, the return in the cr0p obtained from these residues may be considerably diminished in consequence of this subsequent manuring; and this will be especially the case when we have to do with a residue of farmyard, or other nitrogenous manure, and are growing not corn but green crops. To make myself clear I must remind you that green crops, as turnips or grass, may vary very much in composition. As an illustration let me take the swedes grown in the experimental rotation field at Botham sted. On one portion of this field the swedes have been grown for many years with superphosphate only. On another portion of the field a liberal nitrogenous manuring is applied with the superphosphate. In 1880 the super phosphate gave nearly 12 tons of swedes, and the mixed manure 22 tons. Analysis showed that 1 ton of swedes grown with nitrogenous manure contained one-half more nitrogen than 1 ton of swedes grown with superphosphate; the same quantity of soil nitrogen which would produce 3 tons of swedes with superphosphate alone would thus only yield 2 tons when high manuring was adopted. Thus under a generous treatment of the land, and especially with the growth of green crops, the apparent effect of residues of nitrogenous manure will be considerably diminished, and their effect will appear partly in an alteration in the composi tion of the subsequent crops instead of in an increase in their weight.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the principles of compensation for the use of fertilizers and provides guidance to valuers determining compensation for the use of purchased foods and manures on a farm. The author, a renowned expert in the field, presents a comprehensive examination of the various factors that influence the effectiveness of manures, drawing on practical field experiments conducted at Rothamsted and Woburn. The author emphasizes the importance of considering the physical condition of the soil, as well as the type of crop and use of the manure, in determining its value. Through detailed examples, the book highlights the substantial effects that residues of previous applications of manure can have on subsequent crops, particularly on poor soils where small residues can produce significant results. The author also discusses the complex issue of compensation for the use of nitrogenous manures, taking into account the different methods of manure application and the potential losses of nitrogen that may occur. By presenting a balanced view of the scientific evidence, this book offers valuable insights for valuers and farmers alike, helping them to arrive at fair and equitable compensation arrangements. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781333357191_0
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