HOW TO BUILD, HOLD> CNRICH AND MAINTAIN SOILS
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1, Feed all crops on the farm.
2. Conserve all nanuro.possible and heturti
it to the soil, lake synthetic manure, or
low under a crop for green manure.
3, Diversify, and practice a system of cron
rotation,
4. Where winter v.dnds drift the soil, nlow
only in the spring.
5, -ilierc soil is hilly or rolling, farm onl r
on the contour; strip crop with grass and
legumes; terrace steep slopes and dike wasL>
es nith straw, shrubs, trees, and grass,
6. Good only recommended varieties of leg
umes, grasses and farm crops.
7. Fence and rotate the pasture lots* donlt
overgraze.
8, Cultipack the soil after seeding to hold
the moisture and prevent wind erosion,
9, After cultivated crops are harvested, r.p
pi, a light dressing of manure. Press the
manure into the soil with a disc, and cul
tipa.ck to prevent soil cloning and washing.
10. Have fertilizer tests uacle regularl--.
Add fertilisers in amounts necessary to cor
rect deficiencies, bond samples to the
Agricultural Xtension Service, ' _ •
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11, A good soil is your rer.tect asset.
Soil erosion is Nature's distress signal.
It is an cmcrgenc' that reruires immediate
action, Irocrastinate and the soil is lost!
HCVJ TO l.TNP OUT SOIL
Never add manure or organic matter of any
land to the coil, Don't diversif' • never
practice crop rotation? grow only one crop.
Don't keep livestock* they eat crops that
• could otherwise be sold.
Never apply commercial fertilizers* they en
rich 'he soil. Sell all the cv-ops off the
land* that gets rid of soil fertility.
If winter winds drift the soil, be s - 're to
clow in the fall. Plant crons up and down
hill? help the soil wash awcw. Don't culti
pack after seeding* let the soil dr3r and
blow away,
■ Let gullies wash* don't tr-- to stop then.
The soil is pours, abuse it. Go broke, and
blame the soil,
pasture location should, be convenient to
corrals and burns, .hillsides too steep for
-cultivation, wet bottom land, bench land, or
shallow soils may be used for pasture.
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ST. ?:icrxEL*s catholic church
Rev, Father Janes Snead, Pastor
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