The Minnesota Horticulturist: Annual report of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society, Volumul 27Bruce Publishing Company, 1899 |
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Pagina 23
... rows as the nights be- came frosty , eventually covering it entirely over ; then as the frost increased I put on a layer of coarse litter from the manure heap , which drew out the frost of perhaps one inch which crusted the earth over ...
... rows as the nights be- came frosty , eventually covering it entirely over ; then as the frost increased I put on a layer of coarse litter from the manure heap , which drew out the frost of perhaps one inch which crusted the earth over ...
Pagina 31
... row of trees would not allow them to come to harm through neglect or abuse . Such a commission would use every effort to eradicate the old idea that teams need eighty feet of roadway and that nothing should limit them but the fence ...
... row of trees would not allow them to come to harm through neglect or abuse . Such a commission would use every effort to eradicate the old idea that teams need eighty feet of roadway and that nothing should limit them but the fence ...
Pagina 53
... row of evergreens was planted around this orchard , ten feet apart . The apple trees were planted in rows running east and west , sixteen feet apart . Two rows of apple trees , then one row of Norway spruce ; two rows of apple trees ...
... row of evergreens was planted around this orchard , ten feet apart . The apple trees were planted in rows running east and west , sixteen feet apart . Two rows of apple trees , then one row of Norway spruce ; two rows of apple trees ...
Pagina 55
... rows two feet apart , with the plants eighteen inches asunder in the rows . All vines whose leaves burn , or suffer from sunscald , may be profitably pulled up and thrown away before they fruit . Many seedlings that are perfectly ...
... rows two feet apart , with the plants eighteen inches asunder in the rows . All vines whose leaves burn , or suffer from sunscald , may be profitably pulled up and thrown away before they fruit . Many seedlings that are perfectly ...
Pagina 67
... rows far enough apart to admit of culti- vation with a horse . If they are planted in September , they will be ... rows running north and south , if convenient , and six feet apart , and put the bushes five feet apart in the row ...
... rows far enough apart to admit of culti- vation with a horse . If they are planted in September , they will be ... rows running north and south , if convenient , and six feet apart , and put the bushes five feet apart in the row ...
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acre Agriculture Albert Lea annual meeting Annual Report Anthony Park apple trees bearing beautiful berries better blackberries blackcap blight buds bushels bushes C. L. Smith calyx cents cold storage color crab crop cultivation currants Dartt Duchess early evergreens exhibit farm farmer favorable feet flowers forest forestry garden grafted ground grower growing grown growth hardy Hartwell Horticultural Society horticulturists inches injured insects interest Iowa J. S. Harris keep La Crescent Lake land manure method Minn Minneapolis Minnesota Minnesota State Fair Mpls mulch nursery orchard Owatonna Paris green pine plants plow plum potatoes prairie President Prof protection Pyrus raspberries root-killing roots rows S. B. Green season secretary seed seedlings shelter belt small fruits soil spring strawberries summer tion varieties vines Wealthy Wedge winter Wisconsin Woodbeck
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Pagina 339 - And if my heart and flesh are weak To bear an untried pain, The bruised reed he will not break, But strengthen and sustain.
Pagina 284 - GOD ALMIGHTY first planted a garden. And, indeed, it is the purest of human pleasures ; it is the greatest refreshment to the spirits of man, without which buildings and palaces are but gross handiworks.
Pagina 73 - Oh, every heart hath its sorrow, And every heart hath its pain. But a day is always coming, When the birds go north again.
Pagina 284 - He who knows the most, he who knows what ' sweets and virtues are in the ground, the waters, the plants, the heavens, and how to come at these enchantments, is the rich and royal man.
Pagina 490 - AFTERNOON SESSION. The meeting was called to order at 2 o'clock by the president. As there was no urgent business, the regular scientific program, "A Symposium Upon the Diseases of the Kidney," was taken up, and the following papers were read : PART I.
Pagina 214 - I wish to call the attention of the members of the Society to the fact that the seventeen-year locust, or Cicada, is due next year (Plate 1, Fig.
Pagina 398 - States sheep grazing and wind come next. Cattle and horses do much less damage than sheep, and snow break is less costly than windfall. Landslides, floods, insects, and fungi are sometimes very harmful. In certain situations numbers of trees are killed by lightning, which has also been known to set the woods on fire, and the forest is attacked in many other ways. For example, birds and squirrels often prevent young growth by devouring great quantities of nuts and other seeds...
Pagina 190 - ... towns, the building of railroads, water power or other public improvements may demand alienation by the state; and said state forestry board may cause to be cut and sold, or sold with the right to cut and haul away forests or trees, when said board may determine that the state's and the beneficiaries...
Pagina 3 - No member shall vote on any proposed amendment to the constitution or by-laws or at any election of officers except those who have been members for not less than two consecutive years immediately preceding that in which the election is being held. Article IV. — Officers. — Its officers shall consist of a president, one vicepresident from each congressional district, a secretary, a treasurer, a librarian and an executive board of six. All officers shall be elected separately and by ballot cast...
Pagina 189 - ... being the owner in fee simple of any cut-over or denuded, or partially cut-over or partially denuded, natural forest lands, which will not probably be utilized for many years for agricultural purposes, or any bare or waste, or partially bare or waste, rough prairie lands, or any very sandy, very rough or very rocky lands, in this state, or any lands deemed absolutely necessary for the preservation of water courses (all to be determined by said state forestry board), may deed the same to the State...