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Manures and the principles of manuring

Note 213 — Chapter X · SULPHATE OF AMMONIA.

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As the expense of converting the ammonia present in the ammoniacal liquor is considerable, the practice of using the liquor itself as a manure has been advocated; but as an objection to this it must be urged that, besides being so bulky a manure, the liquor contains various substances poisonous to plant-life.

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