Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, Volume 13Royal Agricultural Society of England, 1852 - Agriculture |
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... 3 4 5 & 6 5 & 6 Auburn Lodi they form , afford the illustration to which I am. L. ONTARIO L. ERIE Buffalo Allica Genessee Oswego L 7 Cayuga Ovid L.Seneca Woolcot . Niagara No. III . Shale and Limestone . 8 Relations of Geology to ...
... 3 4 5 & 6 5 & 6 Auburn Lodi they form , afford the illustration to which I am. L. ONTARIO L. ERIE Buffalo Allica Genessee Oswego L 7 Cayuga Ovid L.Seneca Woolcot . Niagara No. III . Shale and Limestone . 8 Relations of Geology to ...
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... limestone intermingled , altogether from 60 to 80 feet in thickness . They are soft and thin , and have therefore been washed away by the ancient sea nearly to the edge of the hard thick limestone of No. 3 which lies above it . The ...
... limestone intermingled , altogether from 60 to 80 feet in thickness . They are soft and thin , and have therefore been washed away by the ancient sea nearly to the edge of the hard thick limestone of No. 3 which lies above it . The ...
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... limestone , where it is uncovered with drift , has crumbled down into thin open soils which produce wheat , but are better adapted for Indian corn , or for the turnip husbandry , should this region ever become familiarized to it . The ...
... limestone , where it is uncovered with drift , has crumbled down into thin open soils which produce wheat , but are better adapted for Indian corn , or for the turnip husbandry , should this region ever become familiarized to it . The ...
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... limestone . It is taken behind the town of Lewiston , at the mouth of the Niagara river , on what is called the American side . The view which the spectator enjoys from the top of the escarpment at this spot is worth going a long way to ...
... limestone . It is taken behind the town of Lewiston , at the mouth of the Niagara river , on what is called the American side . The view which the spectator enjoys from the top of the escarpment at this spot is worth going a long way to ...
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... limestone , rich in magnesia . b . Calcareous shales and impure limestones , containing de- posits of gypsum . c . Green marls and shales , and shaly limestones . d . Green marls , with bands of red marls . The formation as a whole is ...
... limestone , rich in magnesia . b . Calcareous shales and impure limestones , containing de- posits of gypsum . c . Green marls and shales , and shaly limestones . d . Green marls , with bands of red marls . The formation as a whole is ...
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Page 243 - During the years of scarcity at the end of the last and beginning of the present century...
Page 142 - ... that given in the last column. The fact is, that there is an almost unlimited supply of the mineral requisites of plants in soils, but that the great agricultural problem is to get at them — to render them available ; and here again it seems reasonable to suppose that abundant cultivation, which lets in carbonic acid and ammonia to the soil, may by that very act be providing the potash and phosphate of lime which the former, and the silica which the latter, are endowed with the power of dissolving,...