Louisiana Bulletin Volume 12-22. Louisiana Agricultural Station
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Author: Louisiana Agricultural Station
Number of Pages: 92 pages
Published Date: 06 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Type: eBook
ISBN: 9781130414141
File size: 25 Mb
Download Link: Louisiana Bulletin Volume 12-22
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 Excerpt: ...of the Southern States. The term "complete fertilizer" is often applied to them on account of the fact that they contain all three of the most essential fertilizing constituents, and their range of adaptability is, in consequence, much greater than that of any of the partial manures. As might be supposed, there is great diversity'in the composition of fertilizers of this class, both as regards the proportions of their fertilizing ingredients and also the forms in which they are supplied, the quantities of these essential constituents being so regulated as to correspond with the manufacturer's ideas as to the demands of our principal crops. AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATES. Station No. 399--Cotton Fertilizer, sent by Caddo Fertilizer Company, Shreveport, La. Station No. 400--Corn and Cane Fertilizer, sent by Caddo Fertilizer Company, Shreveport, La. Station No. 409--Corn and Cane Fertilizer, sent by Caddo Fertilizer Company, Shreveport, La. Station ISo. 410--Cotton Fertilizer, sent by Caddo Fertilizer Company, Shreveport, La. Station No. 411--Soluble Pacitie Guano, sent by W. B. Schmidt, New Orleans, La. Station No. 430--Cotton and Corn Fertilizer, sent by Planters' Fertilizer Manufacturing Company, New Orleans, La. ANALYSES OF AMMOKIATED SUPERPHOSPHATES. ACID PHOSPHATES. Acid Phosphates, or Superphosphates, contain only one fertilizing constituent of value, viz: Phosphoric Acid, but this ingredient is almost invariably present in three forms. Fertilizers of this class are produced by the action of sulphuric acid upon insoluble phosphates, a large proportion of the Phosphorie Acid beisg thus rendered soluble, aud consequently much more readily assimilable by the plant. Where a sufficient amount of sulphuric acid has been employed, little or no insoluble p...
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