artificial manure

Fertilize in Spring and then three times more during Summer with poultry, animal or artificial manures.

During the first part of the experiment, the research team will use artificial manure containing charged microspheres to represent the pathogens.

After being mixed with water to simulate runoff from rain, the artificial manure will be filtered through the grasses at varying rates.

More water and, later in the nineteenth century, artificial manure brought flexibility and variety, enabling rapid adjustment to market conditions.

This was a fundamental contribution to the phenomenon of absorption and led to changes in the composition of artificial manures.

And very little artificial manure.

The shed contained a rough bench along one wall, a few tools and flower pots, and a bag or two of artificial manure.

Artificial Manure, no exp.

He came from Lancashire, and before entering politics had made an enormous fortune out of borax, artificial manure, and starch.

It brings to mind the polite scolding that British agriculturists of 1911 were given for not promoting the virtues of "artificial manure."

Nesbit started a consulting practice that undertook the commercial analysis of superphosphates and other artificial manures for farmers and manufacturers.

Natural manure consisting of household waste, dried leaves and flowers from the garden etc. is used in place of chemical and artificial manures.

In 1842, he patented a manure formed by treating phosphates with sulphuric acid, and thus initiated the artificial manure industry.

Its chief outputs were ingot and sheet copper, with sulphuric acid and artificial manures as by-products.

This led him on to discuss artificial manures and fertilisers, and agricultural chemistry, chemistry in general, and the great strides made by Russian industry.

A short time ago, our leading agriculturist, B., was shot with thirty of his collaborators because he maintained the opinion that nitrate artificial manure was superior to potash.

It was also one of the most varied - there were some regional specialities, but at one time or another Yorkshire manufacturers supplied everything from artificial manure to motorcars.

Besides the farming scheme, he also established a market garden, artificial manure works, a laboratory, a free library, a free school, a gas works, a medical dispensary and several grocery stores.

In 1857 he became privatdocent and his habilitation thesis "On the manufacture of the artificial manure known as superphosphate" contained a description of several crystalline substances which greatly interested Robert Bunsen.

As the business grew over the years, the partners acquired interests in associated industries such as Melbourne Glass Bottle Works, and Cuming Smith and Company, makers of artificial manures.

It was suggested that "According to the best authorities, the finest results are obtained from a combination of the various elements of plant food contained in artificial manures, and not by applying them in a simple form.

He was also a brewer and maltster, and coal, coke, spirit and artificial manure merchant; in addition he ran a water carrier service to Lincoln and Boston from his wharf on the canal.

Swedes grown on artificial manures and bones keep better in the ground in spring than those manured with dung, so that it is found desirable to secure these against sudden frosts in the inland districts.

Amongst the familiar occupations were traders in more unusual commodities such as the 2 ginger beer makers, 7 guano, etc. merchants ( artificial manures, etc.), 5 gypsum merchants and 2 tobacco manufacturers.