Aladdin was the only son of a poor widow who lived in China; but instead of helping his mother to earn their living, he let her do all the hard work, while he himself only thought of idling and amusement. One day, as he was playing in th... Read more of Aladdin And The Wonderful Lamp at Children Stories.ca Informational.ca Privacy

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OTHER LEGUMES AND CEREAL CATCH CROPS As A Catch Crop Buckwheat Feeding Value Fertility Value Harvesting Rye As A Cover Crop Sweet Clover The Canada Pea The Planting The Soybean Varieties Vetch When To Plow Down More from OTHER LEGUMES AND CEREAL CATCH CROPS Crops And Methods For Soil Improvement A Bit Of Arithmetic A Clean Seed-bed A Few Combinations Are Safest A Practical Test A Southern Legume A Three Years' Rotation Acid Phosphate Acquaintance With Terms Adaptation To Eastern Needs Affecting Physical Condition All The Nitrogen From Clover Alsike Clover Amount Of Application Amount Of Manure The Soybean The soybean is gaining a place among the valuable legumes of the United States, and the acreage is increasing as its merits become known to all. Its northern limits of profitable production are much farther north than those of the cowpea, and approach those of corn. In the south it is gaining friends. Some of the advantages of the soybean over the cowpea, as found by the Tennessee station, may be stated as follows: 1. Greater seed production in case of fertile soils. 2. Less sensitiveness to cold in spring and fall. 3. Greater feeding value of the seed. On the other hand, a stand of cowpea plants is surer in the case of soils that crust, and germination runs higher. Its climbing habit makes it better suited for growing with corn for forage. A less amount of leaves is lost in curing. Next: Fertility Value Previous: As A Catch Crop Report Privacy SHARE BOOKMARK Viewed 140