The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-07


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especially light. - that ih~ r.c.ass % ~
ne~ine The application of ih~~~ materials
II vary expensive,
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Favorable account IL the eifersa of Ne an
plicaslon 81 lime 10 ,he coil. namely, hat
Il h poasihls 10 over lime, that II pro-
duces larger crops for certain number ol
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hauss~d instead of enriched the coll. In
accounting for this adverse effect Of what
10 admitted on All hands to be benefit. tho
chemists stxts thA, Inns acts on all tho or
ganie rArss of tho coll. by which Il h ~n-
d~i~d moro servIc~Mhlc - N. growth IL
plants. On the other hand, the proportion
of organic mNtt~r~ IN The soil gradually di.
minishcs under The prolonged action Of The
lime. and thus Tho soil becomes lass rich In
those substances " organic origin On
which itA fertility 10 certain extent d.
rcnis Ihs same cller u produced o.
the mineral matter Ia ,he anil. when there
h Ahetraus~d from II more abundant snp.
Ply In proportion With its immediate effect
par - unls@~ thsrefor~ IN adequate
proportion os tho1. matters Nre surplisd
In other mAnures. the soil ~ill necessarily
become exhausted 10 such m extent a. 10
coantcracs " n.n.rAllse the action of The
Inns. Ths way, therefore. 10 prevent this
effect, Ia 10 manure largely with farm yard
manure and saline substances. and shua
return or repay 10 thu soll whatever may
have hsen extracted 100 sp~cdlly OF TOO o.
pously from i'.--MarA Lana Krprsss