Profit from Fertilizers 1936
Profit from Fertilizers 1936
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A period guide to feeding productive farmland
Vintage Fair Condition - Ex-library. Boards and spine are rubbed and faded, with frayed spine ends and worn corners. Endpapers are heavily foxed. Pages are clean. Published 1936.
This agricultural handbook examines the relationship between soil nutrition, crop growth and the practical use of fertilisers. Contributions by H. V. Garner, A. H. Hoare, H. C. Long, R. G. Stapledon, F. Rayns and T. Wallace bring different areas of farming and horticulture into a shared discussion of manuring. The treatment extends from arable crops to grassland, considering how the demands of different kinds of production affect the use of plant nutrients. Practical examples connect the theory with the decisions facing growers. Published within the Agricultural and Horticultural Handbooks series, the volume reflects the materials, terminology and agricultural thinking of its era, making it of particular interest to readers studying the history of farming, fertilisers and soil management.
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