Productive use of cedar hog waste

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1977-10-18

1979-05-15

Bagwill, Robert E.

Planting

Drilling and broadcasting

Main and auxiliary frame machines

47 9, 47 58, 71 23, 47DIG10, A01G 700, A01C 100

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041541740

ABSTRACT:
Remnants of cedar timbers, including bark, sawdust, wood chips and the like are spread in a layer upon soil to enhance the growth of vegetables, especially tuberous vegetables, such as potatoes. The cedar remnants provide nutrients for vegetables, retard the growth of weeds, aid in the retention of moisture and inhibit the propagation of harmful insects.

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patent: 4067716 (1978-01-01), Sterrett
Cedar Shavings Are Boon to Gardeners, Organic Gardening, Sep. 1951, p. 40.
The Use of Sawdust . . ., Circular #891, USDA, Nov. 1951.
Gardening Without Work, Stout, 1961, Devin-Adair Co., N.Y., pp. 18, 46, 47.

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