The third spring, wood-ashes are applied; and after fruiting the plants are turned under.
But they usually go on from bad to worse, until, like their neglected strawberry-beds, they are "turned under.
But in moist weather, and periods preceding and following the blossoming and fruiting season, I have often used the fork to advantage, especially if there is a sod of short, succulent weeds to be turned under as a green crop.
Suppose the oats be made into oat hay and be fed on the farm and the cowpeas be turned under.
Every well arranged rotation should have at least one crop grown for its manurial effect on the soil, as a crop of cowpeas, or one of clover, to be turned under.
When the sward has thus been turned under, let the surface be levelled by running the harrow lightly over it, in the same direction in which the plough runs, and then cover the seed with the harrow, run in a similar direction.
Could that frozen surface be turned under, and warmer turned up from beneath it, those warm winds would not be chilled so much.
Could that frozen surface be turned under, and a warmer turned up from beneath it, those warm winds would not be chilled so much.
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