Category: Science - Earth/Agricultural/Farming
The first quarter of the east front of our bearing pecan orchard. As far as the eye can see, stretch row after row of fine, big pecan trees (compare with man for size); many of which have borne over two hundred pounds in a single season.
The first quarter of the east front of our bearing pecan orchard. As far as the eye can see, stretch row after row of fine, big pecan trees (compare with man for size); many of...
4. Part 4The young women of America, who have changed so largely from soda water and ice cream to nut sundaes, may not realize that they are getting increased nourishment—but that is the...
3. Part 3=The seedling pecan= is the next step toward pecan perfection. Larger than the wild pecan, and thinner shelled, it equals or surpasses it in flavor, depending upon the variety o...
2. Part 2“=The fat of nuts exists in a finely divided state, and in chewing of nuts a fine emulsion is produced so that nuts enter the stomach in a form best adapted for prompt digestion...
5. Part 5Far-sighted business people are investing in pecan orchards because their investigation proves that the bearing pecan orchard is “=one of the most profitable and permanent of ag...
6. Part 6=First.= That the Company is financially strong—a $215,000 corporation, which received its charter in 1911 from the Superior Court of Georgia. Subsequent to the incorporation, t...
7. Part 7_C. C. McKnight of Senoia, Georgia_, is known, not only as one of the largest land owners in his country, but also as a practical farmer and business man. He is 41 years old, wa...