Peat, muck and mud deposits : their nature, composition and agricultural uses / by Frank T. Shutt and L.E. Wright. : A12-2/124-1933E-PDF
"Among naturally-occurring materials of value for the improvement of soils may be numbered peat, swamp or black muck, river, pond, mussel and marsh muds and similar deposits from both fresh and salt water. Many of these possess a distinct manurial value and applied liberally can frequently be used to advantage in the upkeep of fertility. They are not, however, to be regarded as in the same class as 'fertilizers'—materials furnishing notable and well marked percentages of available nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash—but rather as amendments, furnishing, chiefly, semi-decomposed vegetable (organic) matter which subsequently increases the humus content of the soil, or carbonate of lime, as the case may be, with small percentages of nitrogen and mineral plant food matter for the physical and chemical improvement of the soil"--p. [3].
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| Titre | Peat, muck and mud deposits : their nature, composition and agricultural uses / by Frank T. Shutt and L.E. Wright. |
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| Type de publication | Monographie - Voir l'enregistrement principal |
| Langue | [Anglais] |
| Autres langues publiées | [Français] |
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| Description | 27 p. : ill. |
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