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Example sentences for "plowed under"

  • If fresh stable manure is used, it should be plowed under in the autumn.

  • If the manure is well rotted, it may be plowed under early in the spring or used as a top-dressing a short time before planting in order to bring the manure to the surface.

  • What time of the year can cow peas be planted, and can the entire crop be plowed under in time for planting field corn?

  • These plants are of high forage value as cow feed; also as a soil restorative when the whole crop is plowed under green or when the roots and manure from feeding add to the soil.

  • If there is moisture enough the alfalfa, plowed under in the fall, ought to be decayed by February, when you could plant potatoes safely, probably, unless your situation is very frosty.

  • Will you please give information concerning cow peas or the most suitable crop to sow in a hop field for winter growth, to be plowed under as a fertilizer in the spring?

  • I convinced him that the money will pay a higher rate of interest in phosphate than it would in the savings bank, even if he put it on before manure and clover could be plowed under.

  • The peas and beans are to be seeded on the twenty acres where the catch crop of legumes is to be plowed under as late in the spring as practicable.

  • In this way clover equivalent to about three tons of hay could be plowed under.

  • If the fertilizer is plowed under in the autumn, again mixed with the soil by a second plowing in the spring, it will be decomposed and ready for immediate use by every rootlet in contact with it.

  • It can be plowed under at once, and left to ferment and decay in the soil.

  • My own opinion is, that on clayey land, manure will act much quicker if applied on, or near the surface, than if plowed under.

  • When a crop of clover is raised, it obtains its carbon from the atmosphere; and, if it be plowed under, and allowed to decay, a portion of this carbon is deposited in the soil.

  • Many fields run out in five or six years and the sod is plowed under.

  • They furnish large crops of hay or green forage and a good aftermath and sod to turn under as green manure, or the entire crop may be plowed under.

  • All cotton and corn refuse is plowed under.

  • When this stubble is plowed under there is a valuable addition of the plant-food to the upper soil.

  • In order to maintain a proper supply of nitrogen in the soil the dry-farmer will probably soon find himself obliged to grow, every five years or oftener, a crop of legumes to be plowed under.

  • The high straw which remains is plowed under in the fall and helps to supply the soil with organic matter.

  • If the second growth is plowed under, subsequent cultivation of the surface will further aid in completing the work of destruction.

  • Where an abundance of cool fertilizers has been used, or the ground has been generously prepared with green crops, plowed under, the yield is often large and profitable.

  • Buckwheat is one of the most effective means of subduing and cleaning land, and two crops can be plowed under in a single summer.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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